Readit NewsWeird, as someone not having a database of the web, I wouldn't be able to calculate either result.
And that's how I know you're not an LLM!
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Distribution of bugs across the whole codebase is not following the normal distribution but multimodal. Now, imagine where the highest concentration of bugs will be. And how many bugs there will be elsewhere. Easy to guess.
You're doing it again!
Doesn't matter where the majority of bugs will be. If you avoid the minority it's still an improvement.
Also, Rust safety is not related at all to bugs. You seem to have a misunderstanding of what Rust is or what safe Rust provides.
(Also, I'd challenge the rest of your assumptions, but that's another story.)
I've seen this argument thrown around often here in HN ("$IMPROVEMENT is still not perfect! So let's keep the statu quo.") and it baffles me.
C is not perfect and it still replaced ASM in 99% of its use cases.
All praise our VC overlords.
Go on Discord. People have usernames, avatars. Discord Profile Bios are just as unique as forum signatures.
Server admins are just NPCs providing @everyone announcements from time to time, to keep the player engaged (spoiler: the average Joe is just irritated by those). Sometimes you get a quest from them.
Also: 99% won't read profile bios (and you have to pay for actual customization, don't you?) while forum signatures were front-and-center.
I have to say I'm surprised to see Discord mentioned as an opposite to social media instead of... just yet another iteration of the same ploy.
Back in the 90s early 00s the internet made us mesh together because each one of us there was a specific person. We had forum signatures and every single post was clearly made by a person, for a person.
Then social media took over and relegated every single person into a tiny unidentifiable avatar next to a non-prominent name, not unlike NPCs in CRPGs.
In turn this has been exploited by the powers that be to ensure the social glue gets even weaker: a society barely held together won't revolt. There's only one thing left to do: productivity, productivity, productivity.
The political opponent is no longer a person. Just a nameless, faceless NPC (personifying everything that's wrong) spawned there to be defeated and collect their social loot tokens.
But I might just be an old fart rambling about the good, old days.
This may be a pedantic clarification, but that is the definition
In the eyes of the Common Practice two simultaneous notes are not chords; in rock they most definitely are; in EDM you don't even care, since timbre is all that matters; in jazz you'd say "it depends" (e.g. might even be a triad with an omitted 5th... depending on context!)
Music theory is too post-hoc.
The tacit syntax is too idiosyncratic (I always forget the different types of verb trains) and I'm not entirely convinced it actually helped me as a "tool of thought" (but it might just be me not sticking with it long enough to be able to decode The Matrix).
I wish multidimensional arrays were a first-class citizen in my main languages though.