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ameliaquining • today at 3:22 AM • 1 reply • view on HN

And if they were deterministically sometimes wrong, that wouldn't be better.


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bigstrat2003 • today at 3:27 AM

That actually would be significantly better, because then you could work out under what conditions they were wrong and correct for it. But being stochastically wrong means you have to check everything, because you never know when the errors will creep in.

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