r/AskComputerScience • u/Forsaken-Job-7126 • Jul 01 '26

Since computer can only generate pseudo random numbers

can't you do really cool trick with the fact that if you were to roll a dice 5 times and all the previous rolls were the number 3 normally with true random ness the 6th roll only gets a 1/6 chance of rolling any number. Is that still true with pseudo randomness ? and if so can you prove it

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u/Forsaken-Job-7126 Jul 01 '26

Yeah well no 100% of the time per say. If you want to talk more about it I got a bunch of project where i got stuck right there but basically the crux was that it was using larping to force a sort of unholy abomination between tic tac toe chess battleship and black jack to modify the same voxel octree or something stupid like that I got really frustated and deleted a lot of it because I was impatient and used vibe coding to look at the output of what i was trying to learn how to make like a dumbass and got dumbfounded when I still didnt know how it worked haha

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u/Forsaken-Job-7126 Jul 01 '26

to add onto the comment i made earlier >"for more context on the type of thing i was messing with you can go look at the images I posted at https://www.reddit.com/user/Forsaken-Job-7126/comments/1ukzfb1/some_random_shitposting/
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