Talk:Probabilistic choice: Difference between revisions

 

For all intents and purposes (at least in this task), "random" means "random or pseudo-random". If you want to add an example which uses a true random number generator service, go for it. Examples which use built-in pseudo-random number generators for most practical tasks are not incorrect (unless, of course, the nature of the task is to highlight the use of a true random number generator). Anyone who needs to be self-assured that they know the difference can make a task which uses one of these services (something like [[Random numbers/True random number service]] would be an appropriate task even without this argument going on). As far as this task goes, the distinction doesn't need to be made. People know what you mean by "random". (See [[User:Mwn3d/Word_mincing#Random_vs._Pseudo-random]] for a little bit more of my opinions on the situation). --[[User:Mwn3d|Mwn3d]] 16:50, 17 April 2011 (UTC)