Zenwalk Linux, Python and Random Numbers
Sunday, 15. February 2009, 05:11:10
Currently I am using Zenwalk Linux and Python to find some order in the chaos world of random numbers. I think it was the only topic besides Abstract Algebra that got my attention while getting my Computational Math degree. I am using a library called Numpy which manipulates multi-dimensional arrays and matrices...pretty cool. I am doing a lot of reading because I need to refresh my memory but so far it is coming along pretty well. I like how Zenwalk handles Python and Geany helps me to edit and compile my scripts just beatiful.
I really wonder how to find "order" because like Einstein said : God does not play dice. If this is true then there has to be a way to predict behavior to some extent. "Energy without control is nothing", same principle applies with random numbers. The beauty of random numbers is to generate them and then predict what is next. Is this possible? I don't know but if I can get close somehow it would be a major achievement for me. Like Borges said : "El numero es finito pero monstruoso." (The number is consider a finite number but it is gigantic.)
I really wonder how to find "order" because like Einstein said : God does not play dice. If this is true then there has to be a way to predict behavior to some extent. "Energy without control is nothing", same principle applies with random numbers. The beauty of random numbers is to generate them and then predict what is next. Is this possible? I don't know but if I can get close somehow it would be a major achievement for me. Like Borges said : "El numero es finito pero monstruoso." (The number is consider a finite number but it is gigantic.)
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