FlashMobOfOne ,
@FlashMobOfOne@beehaw.org avatar

HA, funny that this comes up. DND Beyond doesn't have a d100, so I opened my ChatGPT sub and had it roll a d100 for me a few times so I could use my magic beans properly.

Urist ,
@Urist@lemmy.ml avatar

Roll two d10, once for each digit, and profit?

Matty_r ,
@Matty_r@programming.dev avatar

I guess you'd need 10 to represent 0, and if you got 2x 10 that would be 100?

Urist ,
@Urist@lemmy.ml avatar

Yup! Also one has to mind the order in which one rolls the dice. Since 10 and 5 could be either 05 or 50. As a bonus, if you roll them in order of "tens" to "ones", getting 10 on the first dice has added suspense since the latter dice determines if it is going to count as a low roll of 0X (by rolling 1-9 on the next dice X) or if it is going to be a max roll of 100 (by rolling another 10).

Bishma ,
@Bishma@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

37 is well represented. Proof that we've taught AI some of our own weird biases.

GenderNeutralBro ,

What's special about 37? Just that it's prime or is there a superstition or pop culture reference I don't know?

Karyoplasma ,

Probably just because it's prime. It's just that humans are terrible at understanding the concept of randomness. A study by Theodore P. Hill showed that when tasked to pick a random number between 1 and 10, almost a third of the subjects (n was over 8500) picked 7. 10 was the least picked number (if you ditch the few idiots that picked 0).

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