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One could argue that when a safe language eliminates memory safety bugs (intentional or unintentional), it makes it easier for the reviewer to check for logic e
by chihuahua 6y ago
One could argue that when a safe language eliminates memory safety bugs (intentional or unintentional), it makes it easier for the reviewer to check for logic errors. Because you don't have to worry about memory safety, you can focus completely on logic errors.
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- dumpsterdiver 6y agoI would agree that it does, and I do agree that we should try to reach that point. I just want to point out that I think it's dangerous to assume safety in general because one thing is assumed to be safe.