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> will very frequently produce different results; I just ran that four times and got four different results. This is good, because it tends to bring bugs to the forefront more quickly, rather than having a almost-but-not-quite-deterministic model as has been the case in many other environments.

I concur, they do this with maps too. It led to discovering a bug in our system where order was being implicitly depended on via a JSON Object -> Map conversion. Go randomized the map key order when iterated over, revealing the logic bug.