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Maybe not at unusual rates, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the rates are high.
by rienbdj 6y ago
Maybe not at unusual rates, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the rates are high.
- pbourke 6y agoWhen you measure the failure rates of Java projects against the failure rates of Clojure projects, you’re not measuring the failure rates of a language, but rather the general failure rate of software in industry vs the failure rate for a (likely) small, motivated team.
- ashtonkem 6y agoHigher than average? That's very much a [citation needed] moment if I've ever seen one.