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> Pseudo random number generators try to mimic real randomness, but don’t have the properties required to deal out 70,000 Z-pieces in a row. Citation?
by te 7y ago
> Pseudo random number generators try to mimic real randomness, but don’t have the properties required to deal out 70,000 Z-pieces in a row.
Citation?
- simonlc 7y agoI should have specified, but I mainly have experience with simple ones like LCG's, and these are the ones usually used in Tetris games. Another interesting note is that people have processed full periods of some popular Tetris games, and obviously sequences like this never appear.