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What? No they aren't. You get different results each time because of variation in seed values + non-zero 'temperatures' - eg, configured randomness. Pedantic
by NiloCK 1y ago
What? No they aren't.
You get different results each time because of variation in seed values + non-zero 'temperatures' - eg, configured randomness.
Pedantic point: different virtualized implementations can produce different results because of differences in floating point implementation, but fundamentally they are just big chains of multiplication.
- plaguuuuuu 1y agoOn the other hand, responses can be kind of chaotic. Adding in a token somewhere can sometimes flip things unpredictably.
- int_19h 1y agoBut experience shows that you do need non-zero temperature for them to be useful in most cases.