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The only ones I can think of with literally none[0] of those problems use a shared-nothing concurrency model. Usually, that's fine -- downright pleasant, even.
by amalcon 4y ago
The only ones I can think of with literally none[0] of those problems use a shared-nothing concurrency model. Usually, that's fine -- downright pleasant, even. Occasionally, it's a real problem to accomplish something in a shared-nothing environment.
[0]- Well, assuming "race conditions" means "data races". Obviously no tooling can prevent race conditions in general.