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[-] tyler@programming.dev 0 points 20 hours ago

Frankly, compilers come pretty close to reaching the necessary complexity to be practically non-deterministic; anyone who had never spent days banging their head against code that works perfectly with debug enabled but fails utterly when compiled with release optimisations, but only when two logically entirely unrelated pieces of code happen to be written in a particular order, and then only if interrupts are enabled on the target… Well, anyone who hasn’t been through that has no business calling themselves a software engineer - and certainly no business telling other software engineers what tools they are allowed to use.

that is still deterministic.... you don't understand what deterministic means.

go ahead and show us an llm that is deterministic with a parameter passed to the inference engine. I'll wait.

[-] timochka@lemmy.zip 1 points 16 hours ago

Reading comprehension not your strong point, huh?

Tell me, is it PHP or Javascript you're l33t in? Actually, don't bother... plonk.

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