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A critical analysis of Erlang's actor model and message-passing concurrency, arguing that despite superior isolation through separate process heaps, Erlang still exhibits the four failure modes of shared mutable state (deadlock, unbounded queue growth, message ordering races, protocol violations) through its mailbox design, with all mitigations requiring programmer discipline rather than language enforcement.
concurrency
erlang
actor-model
message-passing
deadlock
shared-mutable-state
system-design
type-safety
backpressure
fault-tolerance
Erlang
Carl Hewitt
Joe Armstrong
Ericsson
Akka
Swift
Orleans
Dapr
Go
WhatsApp
Fred Hébert
pobox
OTP
Fowler and Hu
OOPSLA 2026