From a security perspective cc is highly relevant. I use it to get a solid rating of the security aspects of Python code. I use [1] which is solid and proven.
Worst things happen always when 2 or more systems are combined because each system might be simple on its own, yet a combination is always much more complex.
> Weird question to ask, that is pretty obvious.
For something the the prior statement it is never a weird question to ask of there actually evidence of this or just it seems like it should be true so we believe it.
There are tons of things that seem like they would obviously be true, but it turns out they aren't.
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[1] <a href="https://nocomplexity.com/documents/codeaudit/complexitycheck.html#complexity-check" rel="nofollow">https://nocomplexity.com/documents/codeaudit/complexitycheck...
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Worst things happen always when 2 or more systems are combined because each system might be simple on its own, yet a combination is always much more complex.
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For something the the prior statement it is never a weird question to ask of there actually evidence of this or just it seems like it should be true so we believe it.
There are tons of things that seem like they would obviously be true, but it turns out they aren't.
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