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> you CAN get good results for problems that can be reduced to a robust conformance suite. If that's what is shown then why doesn't it work on anything that ha
by robot-wrangler 9mo ago
> you CAN get good results for problems that can be reduced to a robust conformance suite.
If that's what is shown then why doesn't it work on anything that has a sufficiently large test-suite, presumably scaling linearly in time with size? Why should we be selective, and based on what?
- simonw 9mo agoIt probably does. This only become possible over the last six weeks, and most people haven't yet figured out the pattern.