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		voodooattack on April 10, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Anyone interested in coroutines for JavaScript? This happens when there is no synchronization involved, the engine is printing line endings in a separate operation, so they come out weird like that. I'll add a mutex locking mechanism on console I/O at some point in the future.

bikamonki on April 10, 2016 [–]

I see. One advantage over web workers is that the DOM would be accesible so this could be used to speed up views rendering.

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