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Comment by galangalalgol

1 day ago

Worst case is that it doesn't even cause correctness issues in normal use, only when misused in a way that is unlikely to happen unintentionally.

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staticassertion  1 day ago

I guess because I work in security the "unintentionally" doesn't matter much to me.

  • SAI_Peregrinus  1 day ago

    But it matters for detection time, because there's a lot more "normal" use of any given piece of code than intentional attempts to break it. If a bug can't be triggered unintentionally it'll never get detected through normal use, which can lead to it staying hidden for longer.