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It's worth noting that they primarily pursue this as a pleasurable puzzle, not for any practical payoff to the problem of player primacy: >We both understood t
by jml7c5 4y ago
It's worth noting that they primarily pursue this as a pleasurable puzzle, not for any practical payoff to the problem of player primacy:
>We both understood that this was really a "solution looking for a problem" (there are plenty of perfectly acceptable ways to quickly determine who might go first in a game), but mathematically, wouldn't it be great if a set of dice could be created [...]
- chris_st 4y agoDid you plan that phenomenal "p" alliteration?