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I've never really understood it either. In my experience, in order for a cache to be a possible solution to a given problem at all, you must either: 1. Be cont
by tengbretson 1y ago
I've never really understood it either. In my experience, in order for a cache to be a possible solution to a given problem at all, you must either:
1. Be content with/resilient to the possibility of stale data.
2. Gatekeep all reads and writes (for some subset of the key space) through a single thread.
That's basically it.