system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Is there a language-agnostic way to learn how to write multi-threaded programs?

Is there a language-agnostic way to learn how to write multi-threaded programs?

That is, without consulting each language, library etc. separately?
gpt
Not really, but there are only a few different ways to do concurrency, so a lot of your knowledge transfers:

 - The threads/locks/semaphores model.
 - The actor model.
 - Promises/futures/tasks model.