It would be interesting to examine how often the syntactically correct merge solution is also deemed to be semantically correct by both authors involved. Imagi

It would be interesting to examine how often the syntactically correct merge solution is also deemed to be semantically correct by both authors involved. Imagine a list of emoji below the question: "How would you rate this merge?" And then behind the scenes:some AI trickery profiling the way any pair of users are likely to conflict/agree. The future is looking... high contrast.