Why You Should Be Fixing Bugs
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The document discusses fixing bugs in software. It lists 4 bugs that have been fixed or are currently being worked on. It provides reasons for fixing bugs such as working on real software used by millions, impressing others, and learning valuable skills. Tips are given for getting started with bug fixing, including resources on the Mozilla hacking page and source code review site. Contact information is also listed for asking any questions.
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Paper Link: https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/257
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