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Yeah, you're probably right about that. Though, it might take longer to train them to spot every place where they could/should be using some stricter version o
by ragnese 6y ago
Yeah, you're probably right about that.
Though, it might take longer to train them to spot every place where they could/should be using some stricter version of the defaults. That's the problem with opt-in safety.
On the other hand, there are languages that make thread-safety bugs much less likely. Some day those ecosystems will catch up to the languages that have been around "forever" and we'll get our cake and eat it, too.
- stephenr 6y agoThere really aren't that many places to remember, and there is copious amounts of developer tooling available to identify, and in some cases even fix the issues automatically. I don't recall ever seeing any kind of dev tooling that can just automatically fix thread safety issues.