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> Fast but buggy code will lose to slower but correct code everytime. I wish this were true, but unfortunately C++ proves this is not the case. Fast and buggy
by titzer 8y ago
> Fast but buggy code will lose to slower but correct code everytime.
I wish this were true, but unfortunately C++ proves this is not the case. Fast and buggy seems to be the holy grail there.
- rusticpenn 8y agobecause being first to market is much more important than having the perfect tool.