I thought that for making random choices for example for next track in a player or next page in the browser it could be possible to use time as \'natural phenomenon\', for example decent RPNG just can
Say I have 100 records, and I want to mock out the created_at date so it fits on some curve.Is there a library to do that, or what formula could I use?I think this is along the same track:
I would like some sort of method to create a fairly long sequence of random numbers that I can flip through backwards and forwards. Like a machine with \"next\" and \"previous\" buttons, that will giv
I need some good pseudo random number generator that can be computed like a pure function from its previous output without any state hiding. Under \"good\" I mean:
Similarily to RC4 (RC4_PRNG+XOR ), would it be secure to use another CSPRNG(Cryptographically secure pseudorandom number ge开发者_运维百科nerator)[Isaac, BlumBlumShub, etc) instead of RC4\'s and XOR t
I\'m looking for a PRNG (pseudo randomness) that you initially seed with an arbitrary arra开发者_如何学运维y of bytes.
I need an algorithm that pretty much will turn a unix timestamp into a suitably random number, so that if I \"play back\" the timestamps I get the same random numbers.
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