The results from random.intergerIn(_)to(_) seem very non-random. A sample of five numbers from 30 to 45 yields [43, 42, 42, 42, 38] or other sequences with three duplicates in a row much more frequently that seems reasonable.
It's probably time that we implemented our own PRNG, or at least found one in a JS library. Then we could also use multiple seeds to have multiple independent PRNGs
The results from
random.intergerIn(_)to(_)seem very non-random. A sample of five numbers from 30 to 45 yields [43, 42, 42, 42, 38] or other sequences with three duplicates in a row much more frequently that seems reasonable.It's probably time that we implemented our own PRNG, or at least found one in a JS library. Then we could also use multiple seeds to have multiple independent PRNGs