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For me, inconsistent tends to imply a silent error, and corruption tends to imply one that is immediately noticed. I know that isn't accurate, but the tendency
by StillBored 11y ago
For me, inconsistent tends to imply a silent error, and corruption tends to imply one that is immediately noticed.
I know that isn't accurate, but the tendency for it to be true, actually makes the word inconsistent upset me more than corruption. I know how to fix bad data, trying to track down a soft error that is hard to reproduce is the subject of my nightmares.