Comment by slopinthebag
2 days ago
this is theoretically, empirically, and objectively wrong. akin to saying that you can get into an accident in a truck as well as a motorcycle, so in 99% of cases there is no difference in safety.
2 days ago
this is theoretically, empirically, and objectively wrong. akin to saying that you can get into an accident in a truck as well as a motorcycle, so in 99% of cases there is no difference in safety.
different kind of programming languages change the kinds of bugs and their properties, but it does not change the amount of bugs per line of code. in respect to C and rust for example, rust may have less memory bugs - which LLMs seems to be able to spot now - but it did increase supply chain attacks for example.
> but it does not change the amount of bugs per line of code
You are really uninformed: different programming languages have very different volumes of bugs per line of code
With all the respect but I don't think I am: https://arxiv.org/html/1901.10220v2
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