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> It's not possible for humans to write correct and secure C code on an ongoing and consistent basis. While the Rust definitely is way more helpful than C, whe
by camel-cdr 4y ago
> It's not possible for humans to write correct and secure C code on an ongoing and consistent basis.
While the Rust definitely is way more helpful than C, when it comes to writing secure code.
I'd argue that generally the following holds:
It's not possible for humans to write correct and secure code on an ongoing and consistent basis.
- MonkeyClub 4y ago> It's not possible for humans to write correct and secure code on an ongoing and consistent basis. This in my ears echoes the understanding that humans aren't fully rational creatures, we just convince ourselves we are most of the time. So it would follow that we wouldn't be able to write secure (i.e. rational in its own context) code consistently.