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I disagree. You want TRUE to be almost always 1. First, if TRUE is almost always 0, the underlying problem will be detected too quickly. Second, this will incre
by adwn 5y ago
I disagree. You want TRUE to be almost always 1. First, if TRUE is almost always 0, the underlying problem will be detected too quickly. Second, this will increase the chance that any seemingly irrelevant change will cause the code to work correctly, making any effort to isolate the bug a frustrating exercise.
- wruza 5y agoI thought I could mess that up in my mind, and indeed I did. Sorry for the noise!
- MadSudaca 5y agoIf only we'd harness all this creative energy for good, humanity would have transcended to a higher plane of existence.
- saimiam 5y agoMaybe the higher place of existence is to find humor in playing subtle pranks on our fellow man. I mean, most fun gods were also pranksters.
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