It's rare, but in my experience it can still be very impactful and hindering adoption. E.g. that practice seems to be quite prevalent in a few high-profile pyt

It's rare, but in my experience it can still be very impactful and hindering adoption. E.g. that practice seems to be quite prevalent in a few high-profile pytorch packages, which caused our team a lot of pain when trying to enable reproducible cross-platform builds 1-2 years ago