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NWBR your cards post on B2: I wonder if they've taken into account online poker cause they play millions of hands a day... -- nm
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Beaker (aka anniebecca)
Nov 16 '11, 10:31
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The number used is much bigger than that. They start with 7 billion x the number of seconds in a day. Much bigger than your number -- nm
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Guigue
Nov 16, 10:32
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I don't understand. They *don't* have an accurate count of how many deck shuffles have happened in human history?
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TFox
Nov 16, 10:37
I'd guess a lot of the algorithms there don't actually tell you what cards are in what position if they're not used. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Nov 16, 10:32
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even if. 10^67 is just a ridiculously large number. -- nm
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Reagen
Nov 16, 10:44
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Yeah, I couldn't wrap my head around it just in the words. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Nov 16, 10:52
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like, the expected lifespan of the sun is about 3*10^17 seconds. you're still looking at a number 10^50 bigger.
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Reagen
Nov 16, 11:00
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So, you're saying my odds of the inside straight draw have decreased. Thanks Reagen, that's all I needed to know. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Nov 16, 11:02
ah true -- nm
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Beaker
Nov 16, 10:32
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