ОАЭ задумались об атаке на Иран20:55
In short: in my mind, errors are divided into two categories. Expected errors (think “user entered invalid data”), which are part of normal operation, aren’t the developer’s fault, and should be handled. Unexpected errors (think “null pointer exception”) are the developer’s fault, likely indicate a bug, and are allowed to crash.
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My only question is that I'm not quite sure where AI fits into all of this. I was able to break down and reconfigure the system without any help from machine learning or a digital assistant. That said, I'm not complaining, because even with a lot of moving parts, its modular design is very approachable and easy to use.
No polling, no wasted cycles. The handler blocks until the event fires. But Event is boolean: it's either set or unset. Our connection has five states, and drain_requests only cares about one of them. What happens when another handler needs to wait for connected? You need a second event. A third handler waiting for "not disconnected"? A third event with inverted logic. The setter has to know about all of them: