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Seriously. Any design that encourages aliasing of mutable memory like this is just asking for trouble. This is a lesson that the functional programming communit
by munchler 3y ago
Seriously. Any design that encourages aliasing of mutable memory like this is just asking for trouble. This is a lesson that the functional programming community has already internalized, but the rest of the world sadly has not.
- MBCook 3y agoReading about that and the JS runtime just handing out a view into a shared mutable buffer just floored me. That’s so clear dangerous from both a bug and security perspective.