If there is something to be said, I have to ask. What specifically is there to be said?
Non-determinism is not inherently bad. We have had useful non-deterministic tools for (in computer years) several generations.
Non-determinism combined with bugginess?
That's a terrible combination. It is impossible to gradient-descent your way into a working prompt.
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Non-determinism is not inherently bad. We have had useful non-deterministic tools for (in computer years) several generations.
Non-determinism combined with bugginess?
That's a terrible combination. It is impossible to gradient-descent your way into a working prompt.