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Hasn't the past 30 years of the Internet age taught us that given such trust, programmers will make the incorrect decision with horrifying predictability? The m
by svachalek 2mo ago
Hasn't the past 30 years of the Internet age taught us that given such trust, programmers will make the incorrect decision with horrifying predictability? The most trivial level of software security requires that pointer safety needs to be mathematically proven not up to human (or LLM) judgment.
- yefol 2mo ago[flagged]
- insanitybit 2mo agoWho cares what mojo handles? This is about Zig and memory safety.
- insanitybit 2mo agoYes, undoubtedly. Anyone in denial of this should be legally barred from programming.