I'll start investing in the lottery right away, now that I know it is a sure thing. It is the difference between cumulative probability of all tickets sold (which would be 100%) versus and discrete probability of a single ticket (0.000000003 for Powerball, basically zero).
The cumulative probability of every `ffmpeg-english` command ever sent to OpenAI will likely be <5%, if not <1%, of all of the possible responses GPT-4 could give.
I'll start investing in the lottery right away, now that I know it is a sure thing. It is the difference between cumulative probability of all tickets sold (which would be 100%) versus and discrete probability of a single ticket (0.000000003 for Powerball, basically zero).
The cumulative probability of every `ffmpeg-english` command ever sent to OpenAI will likely be <5%, if not <1%, of all of the possible responses GPT-4 could give.
If you couldn't win why would people buy tickets? It's like saying god doesn't exist.
I was just wondering what hilarious personal programming lottery stories people are not telling us.
I rolled short 6 digit random unique orderNumbers one time and dropped the leading zeroes. There is an order without a number now.