Threading

I'm starting to learn about concurrency programming/threading and was wondering about some good resources to start this journey. Concurrency requires a different method of thinking about problems than standard serial code, I'm aware.

So far, I've picked up The Art of Concurrency from O'Reilly and I've been Googling a little (but to not much avail, it seems that threading isn't much of a hobby among programmers and I can see why).

Applications of threading that I would be interested in would be things like timer threading for network timeouts and keeping all the code aware of this happening, design patterns, algorithms, etc. Thank you in advance.

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That wasn't actually a troll. I'd be more than willing to expand my argument if anyone's curious about some part of it.
There's a lot of religion in multithreading, and a lot of people invest a lot of time in strategies that are just wrong-headed, and since programming, being ``engineering'' rather than science, is ego-driven, a lot of people refuse to admit they've been wrong for years and will just keep pushing broken models. It's depressing.