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Debunking the myth of multi-thread problems in programming.
18:16 - 22:44 (04:28)
The belief that multi-thread problems are the cause of application slowdowns, is a common misconception in programming, often perpetuated by programmers themselves. This myth has been debunked numerous times by experts.
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The speaker discusses their tendency to tell the truth when anonymous on the internet, despite the prevalence of dishonesty.
18:16 - 19:25 (01:09)
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The speaker discusses their tendency to tell the truth when anonymous on the internet, despite the prevalence of dishonesty. They reflect on a personal experience of being confronted for dishonesty in person and the value of choosing honesty even if it means sacrificing peace of mind.
ChapterDebunking the myth of multi-thread problems in programming.
Episode#219 - How to Make Billions with a Niche DTC Clothing Line
PodcastMy First Million
The belief that a slowdown in applications is caused by a threading or multi-threading problem is a common misconception in programming that has led to some false claims.
19:25 - 21:54 (02:29)
Summary
The belief that a slowdown in applications is caused by a threading or multi-threading problem is a common misconception in programming that has led to some false claims. While lying about this issue may have short-term benefits, it does not address the root cause of the problem.
ChapterDebunking the myth of multi-thread problems in programming.
Episode#219 - How to Make Billions with a Niche DTC Clothing Line
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker talks about his experience buying expensive items, including a six-figure car, online through wire transfers and trusting the seller to deliver it to him, highlighting the surprising honesty of many people in such transactions.
21:54 - 22:44 (00:49)
Summary
The speaker talks about his experience buying expensive items, including a six-figure car, online through wire transfers and trusting the seller to deliver it to him, highlighting the surprising honesty of many people in such transactions.