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Specifically, the problem is it produces _almost_ correct code, which is worse than incorrect code because it might fool you into trusting it.
by karpierz 4y ago
Specifically, the problem is it produces _almost_ correct code, which is worse than incorrect code because it might fool you into trusting it.
- omginternets 4y agoQuite. So we agree that this code is incorrect, and thus, that we have a contradiction on our hands. To be clear: we’re in agreement that incorrect code that passes for correct at a glance is even worse than obviously-incorrect code.
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