reproducible

" Well, good, reproducible scientific results can indeed be used as a "club" to beat up ideas that are wrong.

One question I always ask when looking at a package manager is, "Will this help me have reproducible builds?

It happened to include a reproducible remote crash against at least three major versions of Outlook.

That is, there is always a reproducible curve that has zero L2 difference from an arbitrary input curve.

But it's not like these results are as reproducible as they infer without significant connections.

You're assuming that only "reproducible" results are valid, which is incorrect.

The local cache makes it worse, because every machine will have a slightly different version of the library, and bugs won't be reproducible.

But it it?What is the reproducible, objective process or behaviour this essay is advocating?

A formula produces a consistent and reproducible result.

Results that are reproducible within a lab, but not when attempted by other people in different settings indicate that there's an unaccounted for variable, and that falls into the 89%.

The studies are not reproducible, and meta-analysis reveals extra choices have basically zero impact on consumers.

Skinner produce reams of reproducible empirical observations of behavior which are, today, critical to the evaluation of the performance of AIs.

We pretty much have the same situation as we have in science publications where a lot of results are not reproducible and a lot nobody even bothers to check for reproducibility, despite reproducibility being the basic tenet of open publication and peer review and being necessary to validate the result.