I want to thank this guy for the "avoid Monte Carlo" point and the big "no randomness" image. I feel people are getting way to comfortable throwing randomness

I want to thank this guy for the "avoid Monte Carlo" point and the big "no randomness" image. I feel people are getting way to comfortable throwing randomness at things, pretending it's perfectly fine or even beneficial because you can reason over the probability distributions and then shrugging their shoulders when the results have unpredictable and impossible to debug edge case behavior. We already have enough unpredictable factors in a program, I feel we don't have to purposefully add even more of them.