r/programming • • 5h ago

Why Don’t We Have Bug Free Code?

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Because people won’t pay for it.

This is an issue I know well. I was on the Windows 3.1 team at Microsoft. I wrote the book No Bugs. I founded and built the software company Windward Studios.
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ps - I think this meets the subreddit rules. If it does not, apologies and please delete it.


r/programming • • 23h ago

Choose Your Backend: Three TLS Bugs in GoAhead

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r/programming • • 21h ago

Python jettisons the native JIT, at least for now

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148 Upvotes

High level summary article

More detailed article

In June, the Python steering council announced that it was pausing work on the JIT in CPython's main branch until there was an accepted Python Enhancement Proposal (PEP) that addressed concerns about maintenance, compatibility, and set clear success metrics as well as a timeline for completion. [....] After months of discussion, the JIT maintainers have withdrawn the PEP. For now, it appears that development on the once-promising project has come to an end


r/programming • • 1h ago

If-statement that caused HTTP2Shell was itself undisclosed patch of vulnerability

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• Upvotes

r/programming • • 12h ago

A faster way to compute signed 64-bit floor division by constants

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132 Upvotes

r/programming • • 9h ago

Making SIMD Code Scale to Any Vector Width

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92 Upvotes