That Man vs Machine game is actually kinda fun. I did lose against the machine but once I understood what was going on it wasn't *that* hard. Here's my score.

```
Man       425	44.32	-
Machine   534	55.68
```

To be honest I don't think this game is actually proving much. If anything it seems like you need to be *less* random to win.

TwoLargePizzas

We have dedicated hardware that solves this because humans are useless, without lifting a finger: https://www.st.com/resource/en/application_note/dm00073853-stm32-microcontroller-random-number-generation-validation-using-the-nist-statistical-test-suite-stmicroelectronics.pdf

sime

In cryptography (the original 'crypto'), it is said: don't roll your own cryptography.

We should also normalise 'don't roll your own dice': 

https://crypto.stackexchange.com/a/87982

bitcoin

extreme paranoia with hardware wallets

lloyddunne

In cryptography (the original 'crypto'), it is said: don't roll your own cryptography.

We should also normalise 'don't roll your own dice': https://crypto.stackexchange.com/a/87982