# Linkedin October 2026 Differential Fuzzing Workflow Compilation

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In late October 2026 I posted two LinkedIn entries that explored distinct engineering techniques: differential fuzzing for databases and compiling deterministic LLM workflows into a fine‑tuned small model. Both aim to reduce bugs or costs by leveraging comparison or specialization.

Differential fuzzing works by generating a random input, running it through two or more implementations that are supposed to behave the same way, and comparing the outputs.

- Typical comparison dimensions:
  * Different engines (e.g., PostgreSQL, SQLite, DuckDB)
  * Different versions of the same engine
  * Same engine with optimizer on vs. off

I choose differential fuzzing over hand‑written expected outputs because manual expected results don’t scale and building a reference implementation duplicates effort.

Weights do not make a model deterministic.

Temperature 0 and constrained decoding do help.

Now, imagine we "compile" this as: write the workflow as an explicit graph of steps, have a validator for each step (schema, etc), and fine‑tune a small model (LoRA is enough to start) on those traces, so the procedure lives in the weights instead of the prompt.

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