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I thought the whole point was that it doesn’t need to be pointed at the problem. That’s a much easier problem to solve. Also you eliminate 10000 false positives
by jonplackett 4mo ago
I thought the whole point was that it doesn’t need to be pointed at the problem. That’s a much easier problem to solve. Also you eliminate 10000 false positives.
- SwellJoe 4mo agoThey were not pointed at the problem. You're reading the section about corpus selection and mixing it up with the benchmark rules. And, false positives are reported in the results.