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Deterministic programming
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The concept of deterministic programming is that every time you run a correct program, you get the same answer, contrary to 3D acceleration of graphics where you could run the same scene multiple times and get different answers.
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The process of computer design involves making complex decisions at every turn, which must be chosen carefully to interact seamlessly with other components - much like the decisions one must make when navigating life's many paths.
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Computer Design
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The process of computer design involves making complex decisions at every turn, which must be chosen carefully to interact seamlessly with other components - much like the decisions one must make when navigating life's many paths.
ChapterDeterministic programming
EpisodeJim Keller: Moore’s Law, Microprocessors, Abstractions, and First Principles
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The concept of deterministic programming involves obtaining the same output every time you run a program.
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Deterministic Programming
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The concept of deterministic programming involves obtaining the same output every time you run a program. This approach is favored by most developers, despite the challenges presented when implementing 3D acceleration of graphics.