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I would say that proper threads with shared mutable state would make things much more fragile and high-ceremony, with locks, atomics, and potential races everywhere. For real multi-core performance gains, I would much prefer a model like JavaScript's workers, or Python's multiprocessing, with easy but explicit shared memory interface where message passing with serde does not suffice.


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