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>I'm pretty good at avoiding "false positive" results And you know that...how exactly?
by forgetsusername 11y ago
>I'm pretty good at avoiding "false positive" results
And you know that...how exactly?
- skj 11y agoBecause a false positive is very visible - you've got a terrible engineer bringing everyone down. It's the false negatives that are harder to detect...
- vonmoltke 11y agoNot having any does not necessarily mean you are good at avoiding them. It may mean you are lucky, or the false positives weren't there to be had in the first place, or some other reason is keeping false positives out of your company.