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    Programming 09.01.2009 2 Comments

    A colleague just shared this gem with me:

    Starting with two premises — that all software contains bugs and that all software can be built with fewer lines of code — one can inductively prove that all programs can be reduced to a single line of code that doesn’t work.

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