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Can you put a link to your comment in your original blog post? I am really happy to hear from you what you meant, and adding that to the original might help the
by ghoward 6y ago
Can you put a link to your comment in your original blog post? I am really happy to hear from you what you meant, and adding that to the original might help the message.
Also, I was one of the readers that managed to interpret your original basically the way you meant it. (One thing that helped is that I had previously read your criticisms of Go.)
I am curious though: what do you think about structured concurrency? It was your post that made me search for a better solution than async/await, and I am of the opinion that structured concurrency might be better. Am I wrong?
- munificent 6y ago> Can you put a link to your comment in your original blog post? I could, but I'm never sure how much work I want to invest in maintaining and updating old content. I try to focus most of my (limited) time on making new stuff and, even though I'm generally a perfectionist, I think it's generally best to just keep moving forward. > I am curious though: what do you think about structured concurrency? I'm not familiar with it, sorry. My overall impression is that there is no silver bullet when it comes to concurrency. Humans aren't very good at thinking concurrently, so there's always some level of cognitive inpedence.