dictionary-of-ai-coding

Hi Matt, Really useful project — I'm using it to learn AI-coding vocabulary. I'm building a private glossary in Notion (personal use only, never published or shared publicly) with French definitions for each term. Right now I'm writing my own paraphrased definitions rather than translating your text directly, out of respect for the fact that there's no license on the repo. Would you be OK with me translating/adapting your original entries more directly for this private use, with credit and a link back to the repo? No worries at all if you'd rather I stick to my own paraphrase — just wanted to ask instead of assume. Thanks for putting this together.

Summary Adds OrcaRouter to the list of aggregators in the Model provider entry — "Bedrock, Vertex, OpenRouter, and OrcaRouter serve other people's models" — mirroring the existing OpenRouter mention. OrcaRouter is an OpenAI-compatible model routing gateway that exposes 150+ models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, Qwen, MiniMax, xAI and others behind a single endpoint and API key. It also provides gateway-level security controls for AI agents. Verification + (generated): 2 insertions / 2 deletions. runs cleanly; the README change is hand-synced to exactly match generator output for all content. Note: the committed README header (site link + image URLs, from ) is intentionally newer than , which is why the check is currently failing on (head ). I preserved the committed header and only synced the affected sentence, so this PR does not regress that update. I'm an engineer on the OrcaRouter team.

In your definition for Non-determinism, you wrote: The same input can produce different output. Run a model twice with identical context and you may get two different answers [...]. There's no setting you can flip to make it go away. But every program that uses randomness can be tricked into being deterministic by supplying it a known, unchanging RNG seed. It's just a matter of whether that setting is easily exposed or not (with a CLI argument, an environment variable, a value in a config file, etc.) Am I missing something?