The “Knocking on Wood” Wikipedia page mentions Roud’s conclusion, and this claim of a 19th century origin has circulated online as the final say on the matter. If you go back to the original, though, Roud’s proposal actually ends on an ambivalent note: “Before this theory [of 19th century origins] can be finally accepted, however, an examination of the history of European forms of this custom would be advisable.”
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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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