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ilrwbwrkhv ◴[] No.43712785[source]
Rust has a bunch of these while being maintainable.
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ykonstant ◴[] No.43714332[source]
Isn't concurrency in Rust a notorious pain point? Or am I confusing it with async which is different? [I am stuck in an era before parallelism, so I don't really understand these things]
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1. speed_spread ◴[] No.43715499[source]
Correctness in concurrency is actually one of Rust's strong suit. Any pain felt is because Rust is low level and does not prescribe a single concurrency mechanism, leaving each coder to figure out the benefits and constraints of each library.