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What? No they aren't.

You get different results each time because of variation in seed values + non-zero 'temperatures' - eg, configured randomness.

Pedantic point: different virtualized implementations can produce different results because of differences in floating point implementation, but fundamentally they are just big chains of multiplication.






On the other hand, responses can be kind of chaotic. Adding in a token somewhere can sometimes flip things unpredictably.

But experience shows that you do need non-zero temperature for them to be useful in most cases.



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