The judgment layer always floats on a deterministic substrate
aronchick · x · 2026-09-26
Part 5 of aronchick's thread: the pattern extends beyond the hot path — the biggest LLM-assisted refactors quietly lean on deterministic tooling underneath. The judgment layer always floats on a deterministic substrate.
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