non-determinate

My point was all the systems we work with have failure modes and non-determinate output at some rate.

Even if 'in practice' it usually ends after some amount of non-determinate time.

Debugging is tedious, non-determinate, and requires a lot of knowledge recall.

What they are claiming is that you have a presence of violent right-wing elements among the protesters, in some non-determinate numbers, and that they are organized.

If we believe reality is non-local, then why would we also believe it’s non-determinate?

I was just discussing this last night with our analysts after I experimentally noticed that temp=0.0 (and all penalties/top_p set accordingly) still showed non-determinate behavior.

There is simply determinate or non-determinate.

Seems kind if weird that Bitcoin (actually bitcoind) itself would be dependent on a google-developed database solution that isn't open source, and not only that, has non-determinate behavior, depending on the host system..

>> f we believe reality is non-local, then why would we also believe it’s non-determinate?

> has non-determinate behavior, depending on the host system..

Making those movies available for streaming would involve tracking down the copyright holders for every piece of music (often the estates or successors of the original composer, but often non-determinate) and renegotiating a licensing deal.

I could never fully appropriate the Australian accent, but something more akin to British becomes non-determinate and easier on the ear (ref: how people prefer speech synthesis in a different English region to their own).

But, yes, general style these days does favor "they" as preferred third-person non-determinate singular pronoun because it's better than all the alternatives for various reasons.

"They" has been an acceptable third-person non-determinate singular pronoun since at least the Canterbury Tales: "And whoso fyndeth hym out of swich blame, They wol come up..." That your English teachers were misinformed prescriptivists isn't the language's fault, and shouldn't be used as a ruler by which you measure the writing of others.