Charles C <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> Still ignoring that RPS isn't completely random:  This wouldn't seem very
> efficient to me but it's definitely possible to simulate a die with any number
> of sides playing Rock-Paper-Scissors.  For each player generate a binary number
> based on RPS wins or losses against any other person (opponent or not*).
> Discard the entire set and re-do if the result is zero or exceeds the number of
> die-sides simulated.

  But I think it could be made more efficient by noting that RPS can actually
be used to roll random numbers between 1 and 3...

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                                                          - Warp

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