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The 33-question issue is a tough one for sure. I'm instead left wondering how many extra questions (35 bits? 36 bits?) it would have to be expanded to in order
by fat0wl 13y ago
The 33-question issue is a tough one for sure.
I'm instead left wondering how many extra questions (35 bits? 36 bits?) it would have to be expanded to in order to produce unique results but without having to be particularly clever in producing the questions. I bet it wouldn't take as many extra as one might be inclined to think.
- pit 13y agoGood point, especially because at 33 bits, storing everyone's ID would only take about 29 gigabytes. 7,126,462,675 people * 33 bits per person / 8 bits per byte = 29,396,658,534 bytes World population source: http://www.census.gov/popclock/ http://www.census.gov/popclock/