From a Random Wheel to Reaction Time Tests: How I Ended Up Building Two Small Websites
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I spent quite a while trying to fix a twelve-sided die. The other dice worked fine. They rolled, bounced around, and eventually settled. But the D12 had a strange habit of stopping at an awkward angle, almost as if it couldn't stand up straight. Nothing was crashing. The result was correct. It just…
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From a Random Wheel to Reaction Time Tests: How I Ended Up Building Two Small Websites
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