> how a piece of code behaves in vivid and under test can vary quite a bit
replyI've never seen "in vivid" used this way. Are you thinking of "in vivo" which is from Latin meaning "in life" or "in living" distinguished against Latin "in vitro" meaning "in glass" referring to the glass petri dishes or beakers used to do science experiments in a laboratory?
That’s because Apple autocorrect is a long con to prove that humans are too stupid to be left in charge. We can’t even english good. I assure you I did not type “in vivid”.
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