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No, it does not. You would essentially just be gambling on the price.
by broolstoryco 12y ago
No, it does not. You would essentially just be gambling on the price.
- judk 12y agoBut how is that different from the original problem? Unknown distributions are unknown. Assuming a uniform shuffle of ranked options isn't actually appropriate in most real world situations. IOW, strategy is bad, but the stick market isn't worse than the mate/employee interviewing situation.