Debugging pretty much any multithreaded application…
Unknown variables
Nah, just throw all the unknowns into a the error term at the end of the equation and call it a day. All models are wrong, but some are close enough.
Rolling dice
Not always! There’s a miniscule chance that you’ll get the same results twice or thrice in a row.
Using kubernetes.
This shook me.
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PhD grad student
That’s when you’ve been working on a project for a year and decide to throw it out and try something completely different
Clair Patterson, his lead levels wildly inconsistent, “‘Duck soup’, my ass”
Sometimes I go outside. Sometimes it rains. The two are somewhat correlated.:-)
opening pokemon cards or loot boxes 😭
If you are improving consistency by doing the same thing over and over then you are practicing.
In that case the difference is in chance to succeed, not really a different intended outcome which is what the saying is trying to get at.
Quantum physics
Gathering statistics
Me measuring anything.
Chaos.
Inconsistency
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