There is a point in systems programming where concurrency stops being about “running things at the...
There is a point in systems programming where concurrency stops being about “running things at the same time” and starts becoming a conversation about guarantees.
Most programmers first learn concurrency through locks.
You have shared data.
You protect it with a mutex.
One thread enters.
Sooner or later you hit the same small problem: two services, on two machines, want to touch the same...
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