Re:The 3 Basic Tools of Systems Engineering
by noss on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @09:28AM
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The "you fucked up somewhere" without any explaination of his opinion makes this piece look childish.
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Re:The 3 Basic Tools of Systems Engineering
by aaronbrethorst on Wednesday December 08, 2010 @03:49PM
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It's Ted Dziuba of Uncov fame.
Re:The 3 Basic Tools of Systems Engineering
by hello_moto on Thursday December 09, 2010 @01:12PM
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he assumed most of his readers are smart enough to know where "somewhere" is.
I'd say "demands" more than "assumes."
The "somewhere" is, of course, in one of the previous steps. I agree with him that there are vanishingly few legitimate[1] use cases where a queueing system is the right solution.
More, but only ever so slightly, more frequently, a spool is called for, and that can be loosely simulated by a queue.
[1] This excludes situations of ones own making, such as designing a system that requires asynchronous but ordered execution in the first place.