I have a feeling that the core issue is that author is trying to implement complex communication mechanisms with a tool that was designed for much more basic usage. I don't understand why half of the article is about cancellations while cancellations as a concept are wrong. Have you ever tried to cancel peeing mid-pee? It just doesn't work.
Not sure if the other half of the article is worth reading if first half has completely wrong premise. Or does this guy live in some utopian future where it's reasonable to assume that everything can be cancelled at any point.
I have a feeling that the core issue is that author is trying to implement complex communication mechanisms with a tool that was designed for much more basic usage. I don't understand why half of the article is about cancellations while cancellations as a concept are wrong. Have you ever tried to cancel peeing mid-pee? It just doesn't work.
Not sure if the other half of the article is worth reading if first half has completely wrong premise. Or does this guy live in some utopian future where it's reasonable to assume that everything can be cancelled at any point.