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We can afford to lose some of the optimisations now and produce clean, simple, fast and predictable compilers.

Robots are (at least) predictable -- and that can be a huge win in a lot of cases.

Anyway, the issue with JVMs is that they don't have predictable performance, not that the compilers can't be ported.

New companies are the least predictable in their needs, their revenue stream, and their long-term prospects.

Being theoretically predictable, which computer programs are, is not the same thing as being meaningfully determinable.

McDonald's is selling a predictable burger experience, you don't need to know the spread for that.

The block chain does not grow 'infinitely' it grows linearly at a predictable maximum rate.

That's its a predictable, recurring expense doesn't mean that its not a recurring pattern of timeshifting a mismatch between income and expense, rather than dealing with irregular income patterns.

They are only showing that the size of attack is predictable, not the timing...

My thoughts were that this reaction is totally predictable, no matter how morally absurd.

They say that: > This option comes with a coordination penalty, but results in a much more predictable behavior In general, I'd much rather the greater throughput over predictable behavior.

It's just so happens that 100% predictable outcome has nothing to do with hackability.

This product seems like one way for "dependent contractors" to make a predictable wage.

To me, a major important thing about NoSql is the predictable behavior (because all queries are simple and there is no "query optimizer").

"a gurgling software slurry of incompatibility, user experience inconsistency and general frustration." Like that wasn't utterly predictable.

Vaguely, the idea is that the "regular" degrees of freedom (i.e., the ones that are relatively predictable and from which the important objects are constructed) at large scales are not simply related to the microscopic degrees of freedom.