The problem is one of trust. Contracts that can either be formally verified, or by nature of the language they are written in are mathematically guaranteed to be free of certain bugs and behaviors can be 'TRUSTED'. It's…
Don't use abstractions.. unless they're high enough that the compiler or runtime can optimize their implementation better and faster than you could - and the compiler/runtime environment actually does this (naturally…
The problem is one of trust. Contracts that can either be formally verified, or by nature of the language they are written in are mathematically guaranteed to be free of certain bugs and behaviors can be 'TRUSTED'. It's…
Don't use abstractions.. unless they're high enough that the compiler or runtime can optimize their implementation better and faster than you could - and the compiler/runtime environment actually does this (naturally…