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Currently when using a range between big numbers...
<div data-dummy="100,300"></div>
...the random amount of outputted words will usually land somewhere in the middle of that range.
Ideally we want to output high and lows more often to better test our layouts - which is the overall goal of dummyjs
dummyjs
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One approach could be to reduce the possible outputted variations to 4 or 5.
Instead of:
<div data-dummy="100,300"></div> // 200 possible outcomes
5 possible outcomes:
<div data-dummy="100,300"></div> // 5 possible outcomes
100 // low 150 // low+(high-low)*0.25 200 // low+(high-low)*0.50 250 // low+(high-low)*0.75 300 // high
Or, use some kind of algo with preference for low + high + middle? Called "inverted bimodal distribution"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimodal_distribution
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Currently when using a range between big numbers...
...the random amount of outputted words will usually land somewhere in the middle of that range.
Ideally we want to output high and lows more often to better test our layouts - which is the overall goal of
dummyjs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: