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building around bugs that you know exists but dont know where is also a part of it. Reliability in the face of bugs. The mere existence of bugs isn't enough to
by chii 6mo ago
building around bugs that you know exists but dont know where is also a part of it. Reliability in the face of bugs. The mere existence of bugs isn't enough to call the software buggy, if the outcome is reliable (e.g., a triple module redundancy).
- eru 6mo agoFor a silly example, see how Python programs have plenty of bugs, but they still (usually) don't allow for the kind of memory exploits that C programs give you. You could say that Python is designed around preventing these memory bugs.