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Incorrectness for a minority of inputs can also be tolerated if it allows for a vastly more efficient and simple implementation, provided that the environment o
by bluetomcat 8y ago
Incorrectness for a minority of inputs can also be tolerated if it allows for a vastly more efficient and simple implementation, provided that the environment or driven machinery has failsafe mechanisms and wouldn't be able to cut an arm or a leg in case of an error.
For example, think about a game that runs quickly and is playable but crashes occasionally, versus one that lags all the time but never crashes.