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		make3 on July 26, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Show HN: Play rock paper and scissors against a un... don't you just end up with a (discrete) uniform distribution on both sides? anything else can be exploited by the opponent

mikeash on July 26, 2019 [–]

Yep, RPS is only interesting to the extent that the players are imperfect. It’s most interesting as an illustration of how bad people are at behaving randomly.

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