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We used a slightly modified version of the code in the article. Instead of using random numbers we used pseudo-random numbers so the positions didn't change acr
by jordinl 8y ago
We used a slightly modified version of the code in the article. Instead of using random numbers we used pseudo-random numbers so the positions didn't change across requests.
- agwa 8y agoIs the pseudo-random number generator cryptographically secure?
- jordinl 8y agoEvery set of coordinates uses a different seed, so I would say yes.
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- londons_explore 8y agoNot if there is more entropy in the coordinates than the seed...