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That randomness has to be massively constrained, though. Well over 99.9 percent of inputs are guaranteed to lead to bad results. For example if we're randomly w
by hntrader 6y ago
That randomness has to be massively constrained, though. Well over 99.9 percent of inputs are guaranteed to lead to bad results. For example if we're randomly way pointing a drone, we're almost guaranteed not to be sending it somewhere useful.