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Yes, but only because there is parallelism between the CPU and the peripherals, like disk, network and the brain of the person using the computer.
by jules 14y ago
Yes, but only because there is parallelism between the CPU and the peripherals, like disk, network and the brain of the person using the computer.
- enneff 14y agoThe realm of the programming language is the CPU. In the context of this talk, the terms concurrency and parallelism should refer to tasks running on CPUs. It confuses the issue greatly when you introduce the outside world, which is inherently parallel.