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Sure, but sometimes shared mutable state is better, especially from a performance point of view. For example blurring an image.
by IshKebab 1y ago
Sure, but sometimes shared mutable state is better, especially from a performance point of view. For example blurring an image.
- janetpacker 1y agoIsn't that a typical case where you don't have to share anything? Divide the image into N chunks, let N threads handle each one, no sharing, just need a single sync point at the end to wait on completion.