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one number generates the next number in
a
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a
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sequence and they start that algorithm
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sequence and they start that algorithm
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sequence and they start that algorithm
with a
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with a
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with a
seed
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now typically they get that seed by
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now typically they get that seed by
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now typically they get that seed by
reading the clock of the
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reading the clock of the
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reading the clock of the
computer so most computers have a clock
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computer so most computers have a clock
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computer so most computers have a clock
that say keeps track of the number of
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that say keeps track of the number of
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that say keeps track of the number of
microsc since January 1st
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microsc since January 1st
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microsc since January 1st
1978 I don't know if that's still true
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1978 I don't know if that's still true
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1978 I don't know if that's still true
that's what Unix used to do um so the
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that's what Unix used to do um so the
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that's what Unix used to do um so the
notion is you start your program there's
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notion is you start your program there's
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notion is you start your program there's
no way of knowing how many micros
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