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In French the word was randon with an N not an M and has since developed into randonnee which means a long outing or a hike. So in French there isn’t the sense so much of unpredictability, but wandering is still retained. (reference: Charles Hodgson, http://podictionary.com/?p=32) | In French the word was randon with an N not an M and has since developed into randonnee which means a long outing or a hike. So in French there isn’t the sense so much of unpredictability, but wandering is still retained. (reference: Charles Hodgson, http://podictionary.com/?p=32) | ||
| + | =Technical and Philosophical Definitions of Randomness= | ||
| − | + | [http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~chaitin/sciamer.html Chaitin's algorithmic complexity notion of randomness and it's connection to mathematical proof and Goedel undecidability.] | |
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=C64 Rnd(0) Disassembly= | =C64 Rnd(0) Disassembly= | ||
