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Ah, yes, the "you're holding it wrong" defense. If one tool has a higher safety rating than another, significantly so, preventing entire classes of mistakes fro
by wallstop 4mo ago
Ah, yes, the "you're holding it wrong" defense. If one tool has a higher safety rating than another, significantly so, preventing entire classes of mistakes from happening that the other does not, in a kind of superset manner - even the most skilled craftsman will inevitably make mistakes that would have been prevented by the safer tool.
- __loam 4mo ago[flagged]
- staticassertion 4mo agoYes, but you really have to go out of your way to segfault/ run afoul of memory safety issues, which are a pain in the ass to debug.