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@bagder Super interesting, as well as the comment link to "Milk or Wine: Does Software Security Improve with Age?"

The only code with no bugs is no code. But, in theory, the "simple" bugs should be fixable with AI now. I also don't think we'll ever achieve a no bugs situation though given the fact software has to play and integrate in a quite messy world of "other" code.

@bagder The most bug-free code I ever wrote was a columns clone in 68k assembly, even though it was my first (and currently last) real assembly project.

The reason being that almost every bug I did create along the way (apart from straight up game logic issues) caused catastrophic failure in terms of entirely locking up the machine.

@bagder Maybe 0 bugs, but at least 1 weevil 😊 Might be a Polydrusus formosus

@bagder 🎶 99 bugs in the code, take one down, pass it around, n+2 bugs in the code 🎶

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It's theoretically possible but I'm not convinced that it can actually happen 😕