@gabriel1: what do people think about doing one task per thread versus running all tasks of one category in one thread? and what k…
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A social media post asking for community opinions on threading strategies, such as one task per thread versus grouping tasks by category, and the types of tasks involved like parallel or long-running tasks.
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what do people think about doing one task per thread versus running all tasks of one category in one thread?
and what kind of tasks do you do? multiple in parallel, long running horizontal, repetitive etc
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