Fifteen Tenths Print Two Ways: A Three-Column Grader for C++ Patches
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A nightly billing export can stay green after an AI-written C++ patch changes rounding. The candidate binary prints 1 for 15 tenths. The golden file prints 1 as well. A frozen reference, stored in another tree, still prints 2 . Reviewers who only diff the candidate against the golden see a match an…
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- 2026-10-10 17:35 · DEV Community — AI
Fifteen Tenths Print Two Ways: A Three-Column Grader for C++ Patches
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