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0 pointstsimionescu9mo ago0 comments

I think they mean things like a tool that has feature X even if it crashes 50% when it is used is preferable to a tool that doesn't have feature X at all.

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jraph9mo ago

Ok, makes sense, I hadn't read it like this. For me, "correct" means "provides correct results".

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