Selective randomness
A problem with truly random numbers is that they may not be perceived as such. I suspect my iPod of being an Abba fan. I however am not.
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2 comments to “Selective randomness”
I have about 16GB of songs. If my iPod is to be believed, 10GB of it is Nick Cave.
Adrienne wrote 11.9.2006 15:48
Wall Street Journal: How Random is the iPod's Shuffle?
HTTP://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB115876952162469003-TWZYuR_uqAcAe9HlmVefyMXqXQI_20070920.html?mod=blogs
Adrienne wrote 21.9.2006 22:13