I dont think this is related to Go tbh. For some reason when it comes to parallelism most of the literature suggests to create a pool with n threads, n being th

I dont think this is related to Go tbh. For some reason when it comes to parallelism most of the literature suggests to create a pool with n threads, n being the number of threads that the cpu can run in parallel. This makes sense if the threads are always running. Falls totally apart when the threads spend most of their time idle.