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		david-gpu on Nov 25, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: My unusual hobby In these comments there are several examples of folks selling an algorithm as "proven" and later turning out to be buggy.

icebraining on Nov 25, 2017 [–]

Right, because they are proven. It's your assumption that proven == bug-free that is incorrect.

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