Re:Paradoxes of Probability and Other Statistical Strangeness
by SomeStupidPoint on Tuesday June 13, 2017 @03:55PM
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A Turing machine can't pick random numbers of any kind.
Once you accept that you have an entropy source in the physical world, you can easily be injecting random real numbers (from some range) and in fact, usually are, which are then being binned into integers by ADCs.
Once you accept that you have an entropy source in the physical world, you can easily be injecting random real numbers (from some range) and in fact, usually are, which are then being binned into integers by ADCs.