@nickegan2378
Quantization Error is not a quantum effect. Two totally unrelated subject areas.
@busterdafydd3096
another way you can test randomness is through compression, compression software will look for patterns and use it to compress randomness should not have patterns at the very least so if the compression program doesn't decrease the size significantly then you know it's good. In fact some compression systems might increase the size because of the header information being added
@zemariagp
i've probably said this before but the name of this series immediately makes me want to be your friend
@cliffmathew
Thank you. Very informative. FYI - The links to hardware page returns access denied.
@leesweets4110
I wonder if this can be done again, without the three different companies of proprietary hardware and maybe even on a windows machine.
@GNU_Linux_for_good
10:00 There's no way (for nonspecialists) telling true randomness from pseudo randomness - right?
@protonjinx
Ummm... a temperature sensor is not a source of true randomness. Oh.. and piping it through sha doesnt make it more random. It just makes it APPEAR more random to humans, it might even reduce the randomness.
@kirkclarke7396
i think i could do this but would there be any point?
@ricardoderas5638
To anyone lecturing as to the validity of what is presented in this video: This device implements known techniques for using random processes in integrated circuits. Please read RFC 4086 (https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4086.txt): Is there any hope for true, strong, portable randomness in the future? There might be. All that's needed is a physical source of unpredictable numbers. Thermal noise (sometimes called Johnson noise in integrated circuits) or a radioactive decay source and a fast, free-running oscillator would do the trick directly [GIFFORD]. This is a trivial amount of hardware, and it could easily be included as a standard part of a computer system's architecture. Most audio (or video) input devices are usable [TURBID]. Furthermore, any system with a spinning disk or ring oscillator and a stable (crystal) time source or the like has an adequate source of randomness ([DAVIS] and Section 3.3). All that's needed is the common perception among computer vendors that this small additional hardware and the software to access it is necessary and useful.
@Ano-Nymos
Is this really a True RNG without seeds and without a algorithm? Comparable to a quantum electron tunneling RNG (without seeds)?
@maesitos
Any book you'd recommend to get a nice grounding knowledge of Unix. You seem to feel very comfortable in that area.
@bluedeath996
Will this work on any STM32F103, or does this stick have something special on it?
@SpAceProductions100
hey I need help with a project can you show how to build a auto Dialler gsm but instead of calling a phone it's texted insted plz respond
@kaudeerashraf4290
Can you help me to generate 3 numbers out 18 numbers pattern
@heavyglassglass
That scroll clicking tho
@tristunalekzander5608
Or you could use the spin of silver atoms through an inhomogeneous magnetic field. To each his own.
@spectralcodec
Beats using dice!
@zes3813
no such thing as well or not well tx, or temperx
@Prcharles795
DR Charles Goui
@tubanami