I see, thanks for clarifying. If you’re arguing that PRNG is not random, then you’re likely confusing non-technical readers. Additionally, it is an implementation detail whether it’s pseudorandom or actually random since /dev/random takes in actual random signals like network packets.
If it used a seeded PRNG it’s repeatable, but repeatability does not imply predictability which is what a non-technical reader might assume. Remember, most people on here are non-technical.
re: the kv cache thing, I don’t think that’s correct but I don’t have the energy to prove it sorry. shared kv cache sounds like a security nightmare but ymmv
I see, thanks for clarifying. If you’re arguing that PRNG is not random, then you’re likely confusing non-technical readers. Additionally, it is an implementation detail whether it’s pseudorandom or actually random since /dev/random takes in actual random signals like network packets.
If it used a seeded PRNG it’s repeatable, but repeatability does not imply predictability which is what a non-technical reader might assume. Remember, most people on here are non-technical.
re: the kv cache thing, I don’t think that’s correct but I don’t have the energy to prove it sorry. shared kv cache sounds like a security nightmare but ymmv