Matthew Garrett on Nostr: It's definitely possible to envisage a situation where even comprehensive testing may ...
It's definitely possible to envisage a situation where even comprehensive testing may fail to identify uninitialised memory if every test run starts with the same state and behaves sufficiently deterministically
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