Specific Randomness of Questioning DDFers

[Something Fishy]

Am I doing this right?

[Alexsei]

The term "specific randomness" is an oxymoron that implies a contradiction in terms. Randomness, by definition, is the absence of predictability or pattern, whereas specificity implies a clear and defined set of characteristics. The use of this phrase in certain contexts may suggest an attempt to manipulate or skew data in a way that appears random but actually serves a hidden agenda. Therefore, when encountering the term "specific randomness," it is important to scrutinize the context closely, as there may be something fishy at play.

-ChatGPT

[Something Fishy]

Yes

[YitzyS]

The term "specific randomness" is an oxymoron

As is "Something Fishy"

"Something Fishy" is an example of an oxymoron because it combines two words that seem contradictory or opposite in meaning. The word "fishy" is often used to describe something suspicious, questionable, or not quite right, while the word "something" suggests an unspecified object or thing. By using these two words together, the phrase creates a sense of ambiguity and tension, as if something is not quite what it seems. This kind of paradoxical expression is a common device in language, and it can be used to create humor, irony, or simply to add emphasis or complexity to a statement.

-ChatGPT

[farmbochur]

Randomness, by definition, is the absence of predictability or pattern.

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Predictability and patterns can be recognized in all sorts of random processes.

[etech0]

there may be something fishy at play.

exactly

[mevinyavin]

My list of mentions is kind of short due to the specific randomness of the questioning DDFers's ways that they spell my username.
I get @meivinyavin the most. There's also @mayvinyavin, @meivinyovin...
But why did I spell the name the way I did? Only those who get it will understand.

[YitzyS]

My list of mentions is kind of short due to the specific randomness of the questioning DDFers's ways that they spell my username.
I get @meivinyavin the most. There's also @mayvinyavin, @meivinyovin...
But why did I spell the name the way I did? Only those who get it will understand.

Is your name Menachem Elchonon Velvel Itzik Nachman Yecheskal Avner Velvel Isaac Newman?

[mevinyavin]

Is your name Menachem Elchonon Velvel Itzik Nachman Yecheskal Avner Velvel Isaac Newman?

Surely you already know the answer to that question.

[Euclid]

My list of mentions is kind of short due to the specific randomness of the questioning DDFers's ways that they spell my username.
I get @meivinyavin the most. There's also @mayvinyavin, @meivinyovin...
But why did I spell the name the way I did? Only those who get it will understand.

Me Vince, You're Vince?

[mevinyavin]

Me Vince, You're Vince?

(dinky music playing) We all Vince when you Vince!

[S209]

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Predictability and patterns can be recognized in all sorts of random processes.

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Being recognized hardly means they can be predictable if it’s truly random.

See “Fooled by Randomness” by Taleb.

[mevinyavin]

Good night?
I mean, at least for me.

good night