For implementers, backpressure adds complexity without providing guarantees. The machinery to track queue sizes, compute desiredSize, and invoke pull() at the right times must all be implemented correctly. However, since these signals are advisory, all that work doesn't actually prevent the problems backpressure is supposed to solve.
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"We have soft robots powered by air that can walk on land and then walk into water – we don't have to worry about what happens when things get wet," he explains. In one case, a six-legged robot devoid of electronics moves its legs to walk when air is pumped in and out of a tube.
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