Using Software to Integrate Mystical Influences into Pseudo-Random Predictions

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istlota — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 16:12:07 GMT

AN INCIDENT WHICH CONVINCED ME I WAS ONTO SOMETHING:

Coding Python to randomly pick numbers for the Florida Lotto is easy enough. Just use the randint() function from the standard random module. In the case of the Florida Lotto, I set the range of possible numbers from 1 to 53. Then, from there, I assembled a set of 6 of these randomly picked numbers.

But, I pondered, how to influence that function mystically? I decided to factor in some consideration for the date of the Lotto drawing. Thi... [ More ]

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pumpi76 — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 17:36:45 GMT

is a great idea i dont think anyone on the net has tried it before...or integrating, dreams...like a prediction website....

Using Software to Integrate Mystical Influences into Pseudo-Random Predictions

istlota — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 17:34:08 GMT

There are a number of software programs for sale on the Internet presuming to improve your chances of winning state lotteries. Some of us have even written our own. They all sound to be doing pretty much the same thing --- which is to say that they use past winning number statistics to predict numbers with better odds, according to statistical theory, to win.

This doesn't strike me as being a particularly advantageous method of picking winners. The big hurdle, whether using such programs or n... [ More ]