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> And to the caching point -- having data cached locally in memory is great, but you can't trust that. You can if you design around handling a possibly-stale c
by Firehed 14y ago
> And to the caching point -- having data cached locally in memory is great, but you can't trust that.
You can if you design around handling a possibly-stale cache.
- encoderer 14y agoNot really. There is no system that ever has had an always-fresh cache. Are you disputing the premise or just disagreeing for the sake of it?
- Firehed 14y agoI'm saying that having a stale cache won't be a problem for an application that is designed around the fact that you will occasionally have stale data.