Why Perfect Timing Could Ruin The Race

The fact that an AI probably wrote this video is even funnier

Random number generation? Edit: I didn't expect so much debate on this. Random number generation doesn’t have to rely on computational algorithms. It can also use physical processes like radioactive decay, which is intrinsically probabilistic at the quantum level. Even though it follows predictable statistical patterns over large samples. Trust me, I have a degree in physicsology.

That's literally the easiest job for AI to take over

Bro when the card girl shows 10 seconds it means ten second 😂😊

Bro my auto clicker has random offset

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Even simple Arduino board can do that 😂

AI is not even needed to replace his job. I can hook up an Arduino powered actuator that would enable a relay to turn on a motor to drop the lever

Math.Random() entered the chat

Random numbers in a range exist.

Python. Random Function() Mic 🎤 drop🚬🚬

All it takes is math.random()

That was a fan

What's wrong with memorizing the start? Isn't that a skill in it of itself?

Computers are more random than humans

This video is really helpful I will come back to watch it again.

The side effect of causing everyone to fall over if they pushed too early

In 2 seconds gemini give me a perfect python program to randomize starting operation in a motocross competition

Back when i did bmx thats how we would always get ahead in the start, on the final light before green you pop a wheelie from the stand and it sends your front tire over the gate as it drops so you are moving about 2 seconds before everyone else which is huge.