It's true that there's no one-liner you can use to sum up the whole field of software engineering, but that doesn't mean none of them are useful. I completely

It's true that there's no one-liner you can use to sum up the whole field of software engineering, but that doesn't mean none of them are useful. I completely agree that things which need to be fast should be designed structurally to be fast. But which RNG function you use in a given function is about as far you can get from an architectural decision. You shouldn't need to refactor large swathes of your codebase to accommodate a substitution of one random number generator for a faster one.