This is what I was thinking of (I misspoke, it's a presentation, rather than a paper), but I recall seeing more than just an abstract somewhere. Perhaps I was

This is what I was thinking of (I misspoke, it's a presentation, rather than a paper), but I recall seeing more than just an abstract somewhere. Perhaps I was reading commentary: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/3186 http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/3186 From what you've said, it sounds like your code (and perhaps team?) are better than average. You say yourself, you haven't had an actual crash since you can remember. If you were having crashes, then my money would be on them being caused by one of: null references (which generally just falls into the category of "not checking return values") and not accounting for edge cases. But you don't have crashes, so all of this is a little bit speculative, isn't it?