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Seriously? Doing a Monte Carlo simulation means you adjust the seeds to get different runs. It doesn't mean your program can read uninitialised memory or reuse
by thu2111 6y ago
Seriously?
Doing a Monte Carlo simulation means you adjust the seeds to get different runs. It doesn't mean your program can read uninitialised memory or reuse variables that weren't reset to zero and still be correct.
Where are people getting this idea that you can just average away the results of out-of-bounds reads and race conditions?
- lern_too_spel 6y agoWhat does reading uninitialized memory or reusing variables that weren't set to zero have to do with seeding issues? Read my comment again and reply to its content instead of making up a comment that you would like to reply to.