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I could be correct but way too slow in edge cases (unlikely with Rust but you never know), leaking temporary files, having security holes, etc. There's much mo
by TacticalCoder 5mo ago
I could be correct but way too slow in edge cases (unlikely with Rust but you never know), leaking temporary files, having security holes, etc.
There's much more about correctness of a piece of software than: "produces the same output as the original on x test cases".
I'm not saying it's a bad implementation and, if anything, LLMs are much better at translating/porting existing code (and finding bugs) than at writing things unheard of.
You're basically saying, if I may make a pun: "rust me bro, it's correct".
- perching_aix 5mo ago[dead]
- davidsong 5mo agoYeah the main things are DoS attacks and path traversal issues. I intentionally guarded against these with resource limits and checks, but I can't guarantee that it's safe. I mean, basically anyone who carefully reads it knows more about it than me - you play the AI slot machine at this scale and who knows what prizes you'll win!