.NET Dev

07 Sep 2023 08:05

I would go with cybersecurity but you will need programming skills for it

.NET Dev

07 Sep 2023 07:43

/channel/dotnetgram/69636

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:40

read/lookup whatever how it works at much lower level and you’ll get it

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:39

I'm already in deep
Enough lol, but soon I will have a need to dive deeper

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:39

There is a thread just there

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:38

but it has 0% to c# since ya’ll dont know and dont have the curiosity to see whats behind

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:36

You know it is the same thread waitig for the I/O operations to complete

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:08

I mean it is a probability not an absolute

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:06

It is best understood reading overlapped I/O and IOCP

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:01

I have better things to do than to stand in the line so there is no thread.

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 22:54

Say There isnt thread is pretensious, it isnt 100% true

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 22:52

It is 1% cpu bound so the threads lifetime is about microseconds

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 16:04

XDD first time I read this

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 14:40

Yeah, you can't determine if there isnt thread at all. But likely it doesn't exists in io bound tasks

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 14:33

In the end, it depends on if the task is cpu bounded or IO bounded

.NET Dev

07 Sep 2023 08:02

.Net developer or Security analyst (cybersecurity) which one is good to start the career?

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:42

With IOCP the IO operations get enqueued

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:39

this is the territory where I can destroy your knowledge, so keep yourself shut (lol sorry if that sounds rude)

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:39

do you really want me to repeat the question?

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:38

The code is not marshaled back to a specific thread

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:38

its not the thread waiting for io operations

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:33

Maybe better to rephrase from there is no thread to there is no distinct thread

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:07

It is the principle that define io bound tasks with low probability for using threads

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 23:02

Anyway that's how I understood it.

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 22:59

Let's say you returning a library book but oh no there is a line to process your return:;(, Then you see a sign that says Dropbox for book returns! , you can choose to wait online(this is the thread) or drop off the book, either way, the book will be processed

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 22:54

this guy clearly doesnt know what he’s talking about

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 22:49

You have to just trust that the process will alert you when it's time to make use of a thread.

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 15:25

The key concept here is called IOCP

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 14:34

Exactly. If it's I/O bound most likely there's no thread spinning around.
Now go back here.

.NET Dev

06 Sep 2023 14:32

Don’t argue with him, he’s a php hacker