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> You move on to more accurate and focused methods of testing Yes, AFTER the imperfect tool gives you something to worry about. So you still need the imperfect
by consteval 2y ago
> You move on to more accurate and focused methods of testing
Yes, AFTER the imperfect tool gives you something to worry about. So you still need the imperfect tool, which is what I think a lot of people are missing in this conversation.