11 years ago (Oct 10, 2012 @ 2:24 pm) via Twitter
meangrape posted 11 years ago
ohlol posted 11 years ago
harper posted 11 years ago
stevej posted 11 years ago
_dth posted 11 years ago
broox posted 11 years ago
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@broox @harper I definitely mean “anti-pattern”. Queues only equal “success” if you disregard failure cases. /c @jmhodges
meangrape posted
@meangrape @broox @harper @jmhodges wait but you just put stuff in and it comes out later rite?
ohlol posted
@meangrape @broox @jmhodges disagree
harper posted
@harper @broox @jmhodges Hah. You don’t even know the argument.
meangrape posted
@harper @broox @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby t.co/CG3XIvbM very brief explanation. Submit your pull reqs
meangrape posted
@meangrape @harper @broox @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby I threw some comments in a fork. t.co/Bp9iHpDO
stevej posted
@stevej @meangrape @broox @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby I too added comments
harper posted
@meangrape @harper @broox @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby +1 backpressure. draining is the antipattern, not the queuing.
_dth posted
@_dth @meangrape @broox @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby agree
harper posted
@harper @_dth @broox @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby How do you do backpressure on a website w/o indefinitely dropping clients?
meangrape posted
@meangrape @harper @_dth @jmhodges @blaine @zaneshelby how do you keep making irrelevant points about our success with queues?
broox posted
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