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you're saying that guarantees which are not enforced by the compiler are "not as good" as those which are this is not correct but i'm not sure how to convince
by preseinger 3y ago
you're saying that guarantees which are not enforced by the compiler are "not as good" as those which are
this is not correct
but i'm not sure how to convince you of this truth, so (shrug)
- awused 3y agoWell, yes. I do think something that is guaranteed is better than something that is not guaranteed. You've at least somewhat accurately captured my position, though with the weird implicit assumption that "guaranteed by convention" means anything at all. >but i'm not sure how to convince you of this truth, so (shrug) You'd need some pretty compelling evidence to convince me that something that is not guaranteed is as good as something that is guaranteed, so I can see why you're struggling. With your admissions, all I can really say is good luck convincing me or anyone.