Python decorator to control randomness of functions, methods and properties
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A Python library for testing pseudo-noise sequences
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RecoilFuse™ is the efficient 64-bit PRNG for 128-bit output.
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BlastCircuit™ is the efficient 64-bit PRNG for 64-bit output.
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A lightweight implementation of the Itamaracá PRNG, a novel and non-periodic pseudo-random number generator designed for simplicity and speed.
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🌟 Implement the Itamaracá PRNG for fast and simple pseudo-random number generation in your projects. Enjoy a lightweight and non-periodic solution.
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pseudorandom number simulation project using java
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