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Compilers can never be error free for non trivial statements. This is outlined in Rices theorem. It’s one of the reasons we have observability/telemetry as well
by dehsge 8mo ago
Compilers can never be error free for non trivial statements. This is outlined in Rices theorem. It’s one of the reasons we have observability/telemetry as well as tests.
- CharlieDigital 8mo agoThat's fine, but this also applies to human written code and human written code will have even more variance by skill and experience.