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> the worst case (100% T) You're no longer randomly flipping a coin to get heads or tails at that point. There's a good argument that this is not within the o
by Dylan16807 1y ago
> the worst case (100% T)
You're no longer randomly flipping a coin to get heads or tails at that point. There's a good argument that this is not within the original scenario.
- zmgsabst 1y agoYes you are — you just have exceptionally bad luck to generate that sequence.
- Dylan16807 1y agoOh, I thought you were saying the coin bias was 100%. I misread how you were using complexity class. Still, when a worst case is physically impossible I don't think it needs a mandatory disclaimer.
- zmgsabst 1y agoAll infinite sequences are physically impossible, but they’re the basis of asymptotics; arbitrary failure and non-production of entropy are still physically possible.