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by bayesian_horse
1474 days ago
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A specific example doesn't contradict the norm. Bug discovery is like a stochastic survival process. The more a line of code with a bug is tested, used or whatever, the higher the probability someone discovers the bug. This means the number of bugs decays with time and testing. This does not mean there are zero bugs in old code. |
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