Thank you for the update. Could you please elaborate on what assurances #Pessimistic audit actually provides. That is, how is it different from showing your code to another programming buddy for a look over? Does #Pessimistic insure/guarantee the code to be bug free after their review? Will they compensate users should a bug be found? If they do not, how is this any more than just marketing hype?
Ive seen Pessimistic (used to be SmartDec) more and more active in the space, they seem to be really thorough, and I think they audited Beam many times before.
NONE of the auditing firm give any kid of insurance guarantee there are no bug in the code, if that would have been the case Certix would have gone Bankrupt by now.
That doesnt mean its a marketing hype! that mean a dedicated team, audited and review the code to give the user more confident about the product, All codes have bugs - you need to keep that in mind :)
Thank you for the update. Could you please elaborate on what assurances #Pessimistic audit actually provides. That is, how is it different from showing your code to another programming buddy for a look over? Does #Pessimistic insure/guarantee the code to be bug free after their review? Will they compensate users should a bug be found? If they do not, how is this any more than just marketing hype?
Ive seen Pessimistic (used to be SmartDec) more and more active in the space, they seem to be really thorough, and I think they audited Beam many times before.
NONE of the auditing firm give any kid of insurance guarantee there are no bug in the code, if that would have been the case Certix would have gone Bankrupt by now.
That doesnt mean its a marketing hype! that mean a dedicated team, audited and review the code to give the user more confident about the product, All codes have bugs - you need to keep that in mind :)