For most of the history of software engineering, we’ve built systems around a simple and comforting assumption: Given the same input, a program will produce the same output. When something went wrong, it was usually because of a bug, a misconfiguration, or a dependency that wasn’t behaving as advertised. Our tools, testing strategies, and even Read More
AI Is Not a Library: Designing for Nondeterministic Dependencies
For most of the history of software engineering, we’ve built systems around a simple and comforting assumption: Given the same input, a program will produce the same output. When something went wrong, it was usually because of a bug, a misconfiguration, or a dependency that wasn’t behaving as advertised. Our tools, testing strategies, and even
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