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> If you, say, use python, you better triple check that no dict is getting mutated under the hood when you pass it into a function, etc. That's a bug in your c
by canjobear 4y ago
> If you, say, use python, you better triple check that no dict is getting mutated under the hood when you pass it into a function, etc.
That's a bug in your code, not in Python.
The Julia correctness issues are things like basic math functions, called in simple normal ways, returning wrong numbers.
- staticfloat 4y ago> The Julia correctness issues are things like basic math functions, called in simple normal ways, returning wrong numbers. If you have an example of this, I'd be interested in tracking it down. I didn't see this in Yuri's blog post, nor am I aware of any egregious examples of this right now.