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I agree that's an interesting and under-explored question. Perhaps you could gamify it, build a website where people compete to generate the maximum bits of ent
by tripletao 6y ago
I agree that's an interesting and under-explored question. Perhaps you could gamify it, build a website where people compete to generate the maximum bits of entropy in ten seconds, as measured after compression by an algorithm that you continuously retrain and enhance based on that user data?
- lucgommans 6y agoYeah the plan is to eventually make it public, but for the moment I want to have a reasonable amount of data to make sure I'm capturing the right things. I mean, (x,y,time) is all there is to it, but perhaps I should be measuring it in some desktop software (where I might be able to capture the interrupts and their jitter) rather than just record the movements in javascript.