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And yet it doesn't matter.
by Rapzid 3y ago
And yet it doesn't matter.
- troupo 3y agoIt should. Then in the vast majority of cases we wouldn't run kubernetes clusters running docker containers for one-off tasks and single services. Or "serverless functions". Unfortunately even the otherwise very smart folks of Go and Rust only see "ah, lightweight threads, got you". That's why, for example, you get irrecoverable panics in both languages and awkward attempts to patch over them in later versions. Meanwhile Armstrong's thesis "Making reliable distributed software in the presence of hardware/software errors" is over thirty years old now.
- Rapzid 3y ago> It should Should it? > otherwise very smart folks of Go and Rust Ahh, everyone else is wrong. Gotcha. RabbitMQ is life(LOL), god save the BEAM!