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They are not too complex for "languages intended for dilettante developers": they can (and should) use sequential consistency or locks everywhere.
by temac 5y ago
They are not too complex for "languages intended for dilettante developers": they can (and should) use sequential consistency or locks everywhere.
- voidnullnil 5y agoHow many programmers do you know put locks around polling varibles for seemingly no reason (as they are not cognizant of the memory model)?
- pjmlp 5y agoWell, while it may appear gatekeeping, maybe those dilettante developers should be using something else instead, like BASIC?
- formerly_proven 5y agoCPython has a pleasant memory model from what I've heard :)
- eternalban 5y agoAha. The other day you were arguing for education as a silver bullet /g
- pjmlp 5y agoWere I? So here is my argument, maybe those developers should bother to actually learn about what they are trying to do in first place.