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Yea, all are just bugs, not some intrinsic flaws in the language. Given Julia's goals (performance, abstractions, accessible to science people), it's understan
by exyi 4y ago
Yea, all are just bugs, not some intrinsic flaws in the language.
Given Julia's goals (performance, abstractions, accessible to science people), it's understandable if they had slightly higher bug concentration than other (similarly sized) ecosystems.
- kllrnohj 4y agoThe author's argument is that the bugs all share a pattern, and thus there is an intrinsic flaw. That doesn't necessarily mean the community wants to fix the intrinsic flaw, just like nobody is really interested in fixing the intrinsic memory safety flaws of C. But they shouldn't be denied as real risks, either, or a tradeoff of some kind.