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Aren’t you forgetting the time aspect? If you’re keeping that code in RAM for just a few seconds at most then the probability of a random bit flip is negligible
by bjornsing 3y ago
Aren’t you forgetting the time aspect? If you’re keeping that code in RAM for just a few seconds at most then the probability of a random bit flip is negligible, even if the hourly rate is high.
But I agree this sounds unrealistic.
- codeflo 3y agoPresumably, most of the code doesn't change often, and consequently, should be kept in the filesystem cache and never actually read from disk. So the numbers could apply, I think.