I believe if you pass a pointer to another process you now have two processes that can access the same memory location which can have negative consequences.
I find the Mathematical condescension totally uncalled for. Math has no monopoly on good algorithms, logic or provable code. Extraordinary claims need extraordinary proof. I have developed code for over 40 years and almost all the best algorithms I have used were not invented by academia or some kind of Math. If Math is the best way to create great software, the onus is on you to prove it. Hand waving doesn’t count.
"It not just the sort of thing ... happen to work, like Turing machine ..."
Thanks for the talk!
@Eric Shull Can you please point to additional information about event coordination?
Did he really need to redefine gorutine 3 times? 25:34
How is passing a pointer through channel your fault? With respect to go....
I guess under some rare circumstances you could claim diminished responsibility
I believe if you pass a pointer to another process you now have two processes that can access the same memory location which can have negative consequences.
I find the Mathematical condescension totally uncalled for. Math has no monopoly on good algorithms, logic or provable code. Extraordinary claims need extraordinary proof. I have developed code for over 40 years and almost all the best algorithms I have used were not invented by academia or some kind of Math. If Math is the best way to create great software, the onus is on you to prove it. Hand waving doesn’t count.
Absolutely, with the advent of structural programming, this math nonsense should not have been conceived at all...
What algorithms and who invented them?