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I think I'm asking the inverse question - instead of having a known-good datum, given the fact that Pi isn't random, I wonder what coincidentally you could stum
by gfodor 5y ago
I think I'm asking the inverse question - instead of having a known-good datum, given the fact that Pi isn't random, I wonder what coincidentally you could stumble onto, given a broad enough heuristic to "discover" interesting sequences.
- MauranKilom 5y agoFor all we know, Pi is random (i.e. normal, although we haven't been able to prove it). That would mean any sequence appears eventually, with uniform odds. Hence any ("interesting") data you'd want to store does appear at some point, and I gave the odds of any (interesting or not) digit string appearing in the first x digits.