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Right but regardless, it's a buggy optimization. The calculations are all fully deterministic when done "properly" and fully consistently but we almost never bo
by fc417fc802 15d ago
Right but regardless, it's a buggy optimization. The calculations are all fully deterministic when done "properly" and fully consistently but we almost never bother with that because it slows things down and the errors don't matter in practice 99% of the time.
- qarl 15d agoAGREED. Although whoever designed that architecture might take issue with your description as "buggy".