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24. May 2009, 01:01:07 So... from what i read of the discussion on the BK board, it seems like the dice might be contingent upon the exact timing of when it is rolled, or am I misunderstanding still? 24. May 2009, 01:10:26 Subject: Re: Czuch:This is probably also true with physical dice :-) 24. May 2009, 01:44:03 Subject: Re: Modified by AlliumCepa (24. May 2009, 02:49:42) Czuch: You know what they say: "I love the smell of dice in the morning"  24. May 2009, 01:55:25 Subject: Re: AlliumCepa: do they smell like napalm? 24. May 2009, 02:46:15 Subject: Re: paully: probably not. 24. May 2009, 02:00:30 Subject: Re: AlliumCepa: dices? like a salad? Why all this talk about the randomness of the dice? There appears to be no evidence that it isn't. 24. May 2009, 02:50:53 Subject: Re: grenv: no need to be picky. Spelling mistake fixed, thanks. Or rather "thank you" 24. May 2009, 02:40:04 Subject: Re:  Czuch: True. Can it proceed several things in the same millisecond or would that just be fast. One for a pc geek. 24. May 2009, 02:56:57 Subject: Re: Modified by AlliumCepa (24. May 2009, 02:59:00) gogul: yes, it can. Modern CPUs use GHz to measure their speed. 1 GHz = 1'000'000'000 Hz 1 millisecond = 1/1000'000 of the second. the answer to you question is: in the same millisecond, a CPU could do 1000 calculations. I our case, it could roll 1000 dice (thank you, grenv). |
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