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NitpickLawyeryesterday at 6:07 AM1 replyview on HN

> Non-deterministic behavior will never be trusted by default, as it's simply not trustable.

Never is a long time...

If you have a task that is easily benchmarkable (i.e. matrix multiplication or algorithm speedup) you can totally "trust" that a system can non-deterministically work the problem until the results are "better" (speed, memory, etc).


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Sharlinyesterday at 7:34 AM

Proving the correctness of the “improvements” is another thing entirely, though.

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