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Then you should know that sometimes the best person is not available. If you want to fix bugs in LLVM then I'm sure you will be welcomed.

• mojuba 7y ago
  Sure, but I'm talking about the style of programming where people throw code left and right with the expectation that others (users, QA) will find bugs, catalog them nicely, assign numbers, and then hopefully someone else will fix all of it. This is the attitude in both commercial and open/free worlds. Whereas the way it should be is: you are responsible for testing your own code and changes, not users, not your QA department. You are personally responsible. Of course you will make mistakes, but not 200 at a time. You might have multiple issues in your code, but it is fine as long as you have tested as much as you could before committing/pushing.
  • cycloptic 7y ago
    That might sound good when you write it but is not at all how anything ever works out practically.