alt Hacker NewsIs it unlikely? If I didn't read your comment I wouldn't see any problem there. I never saw anyone flipping a coin in a different way. It's just not done much around me.
Is it unlikely? If I didn't read your comment I wouldn't see any problem there. I never saw anyone flipping a coin in a different way. It's just not done much around me.
If you claim to do a research on coin tossing, the minimum is to be aware on how people toss coin.
The whole purpose of tossing a coin is randomness, so of course you want high and fast.
If the result was that no matter how high and fast you throw is you get this bias, it would have been interesting.
But now you just say "if you do things badly, things don't work".