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You'll be down voted appropriately for muddying the difference between the language runtime (on the server side there is one runtime people use and several smal

by llbbdd 1y ago

You'll be down voted appropriately for muddying the difference between the language runtime (on the server side there is one runtime people use and several small competitors) and the framework, which was the issue in this case

grebc 1y ago
The fact it’s possible is the problem he’s pointing out.
- llbbdd 1y ago
  That's nonsense. Code has bugs and you're always writing for a particular target runtime anyway. "Someone might run this on a version of the runtime that implements an incomplete or nonstandard version of the spec" is not a concern
  - grebc 1y ago
    That my compiler or interpreter may insert code that has a completely different outcome to the intended source code is way down the list in terms of thoughts when stumbling upon a bug.