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nice write-up...but that seems to be an obvious solution.
ReplyDeleteTotally; it's basically the first thing that occurs to you if you have a compiled-languages background. It's only really novel if you only know the rails world... which most of these people do. I'm constantly amazed at how little people in the rails community seem to know about traditional concepts like thread-safety and the like.
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