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macacos like you get raped in tatarstan LOL
keep taking LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Tatarstan won reply if you agree
@Cheddar brutal hillelpillhad to repost a post that looked like loli to me until musdummy himself removed the thread. the one who kept rejecting my reports? none other than hillel![]()
milosz zapala and musdummy are my two best friends. contrariancacaing pending approval and it never endsWhen will it end, boorucucks?
there's like a whole scientific field dedicated to this noob
that's why xe posted an image of epsteinthere's like a whole scientific field dedicated to this noob
yeah but xe said "somehow" as if its some ridiculous idea and not the fundamental of cryptographythat's why xe posted an image of epstein
Cryptography? It's usually about analyzing and constructing protocols for transforming information for secure communication. Of course you can predict or decipher algorithms, but true randomness can't really be predicted. Some "randomness" is just sensible to initial conditions, other ones are just straight up impossible to predict.yeah but xe said "somehow" as if its some ridiculous idea and not the fundamental of cryptography
macaco stfuCryptography? It's usually about analyzing and constructing protocols for transforming information for secure communication. Of course you can predict or decipher algorithms, but true randomness can't really be predicted. Some "randomness" is just sensible to initial conditions, other ones are just straight up impossible to predict.
I think the wheel is just RNG, which is impossible to predict. But he could use probabilistic modeling and take a massive collection of samples to try and get which numbers have a higher chance of being the correct ones. Let's say he spins the wheel 500 times (which would require a lot of boints), he could make a chart of which numbers would be more likely to be the correct ones and build an algorithm to "predict" them. Or just use machine learning, or something.
I have yet to take my meds, and I'm no smart guy so I might be just saying bullshit.
this is irrelevant when talking about computers, computers physically cannot grasp the concept of true randomness since they are always deterministic in calculations, or something of that caliber yeahbut true randomness can't really be predicted.
I don't know much about computer stuff. My best guess is that we should send moresalt to tear down the soybooru servers by hand.this is irrelevant when talking about computers, computers physically cannot grasp the concept of true randomness since they are always deterministic in calculations, or something of that caliber yeah