When do you use threads?

[@hnasr]

Fundamentals of Operating Systems oscourse.win

[@evans8245]

4yrs ago i thought he was chatting about some gibberish, 4yrs of watching his videos, I actually started to realised a lot of the black box and understand how rare this guy is. There are not many online who are enthusiastic to talk about this stuff, 😅 thx for the great work man. Keep going

[@gorka9020]

Most people deliver either bogus explanations or indulge in hearing their own voices. So yeah, people who actually answer questions and deliver knowledge are as rare as white crows.

[@gggggggggghhhhoost]

@@gorka9020 There is nothing wrong with people hearing their own voice. It may be insightful but people don't know/understand them yet

[@siddhantjha5818]

This guy is the real gangster, the real computer scientist

[@HugoValin4554]

When X is banned in the country

[@crazechill1]

🤣😂

[@davidemmanuel9418]

Nice 😂

[@Orangius]

😂😂

[@FuzailShaikh]

😂😂😂

[@AK-vx4dy]

Extremely well explained! And your accent and voice make it like some book story

[@GrantGryczan]

28:12 Thanks for clarifying, at first I thought we were talking about socket sharting.

[@size_t]

Thanks!

[@cheebadigga4092]

Thank you Hussein! You always manage to formulate technical stuff in a way anybody new to the topic would understand. Off topic but I'm not sure if it's just me, or if you seem a little bit too stressed out these last couple videos compared to say your "Cloudflare is moving away from NGINX | The Backend Engineering Show" video. I hope you're sleeping well these days!

[@hnasr]

Thank you! been difficult few months

[@cheebadigga4092]

@@hnasr All the best to you!

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

@@hnasrAll the best, Hussein. Sometimes, life throws situations at us one after the other. Sometimes, all we can do is take one day at a time.

[@mahmouddeeb153]

I really appreciate your content. You explain things very clearly. Please continue your great work.

[@gorka9020]

Very good explanation Hussein. Keep the hard work.

[@LJBJBL9]

I really like your content. Thanks , it helps me a lot.

[@manmohanmundhraa3087]

Is main thread have any advantage over programatically created threads ? Also how musch is ideal time taken for a context switch between threads in normal scenerio? How can we see perofrmance of such thing.

[@Shane1994322]

Thank you for great contents! I have a question. In case of python, which has a GIl where only one thread can access to the interpreter at a time, how does python handle DB thread pool? Im sure we can set multiple threads in python db client, but how does gil impact on this.. I think Im missing sth here, but dont know what it is

[@Shane1994322]

answering to my own question, python gil release GIL on I/O task. therefore, DB threadpool would not be affected by GIL. please correct me if I'm wrong

[@theSeniorSDE]

Please post more videos related to Multithreading

[@For_M.]

First rule of multithreading: If you can do without multithreading - do without.

[@papa.funcake]

Great video. I recommend not to use the glasses with the front light. It is very distracting 😅

[@muzzletov]

you dont need to use threads at all, not even on the backend, as nodejs (javascript) has shown. sure, nodejs internally uses threads. but that helped disentangle everything else and provides a different paradigm to the consumer (the developer).

[@OscarHermoso]

Nice haircut 💈

[@jonashansen2512]

Yes. I'd much rather work with cooperative multitasking. Like php fibers. Preemptive multi-tasking can be alright too. But true multi threading.. RIP debugging & hello good old print statements and pen & paper scribbling 😂

[@jaylalakiya]

When we want to stitch the jeans

[@maheshguptha9796]

😅