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If you take the UTF-8 binary for “hello world” and paste it there, it passes 4 out of 5 randomness tests. Strange. (011010000110010101101100011011000110111100
by guytv 10mo ago
If you take the UTF-8 binary for “hello world” and paste it there, it passes 4 out of 5 randomness tests.
Strange.
(0110100001100101011011000110110001101111001000000111011101101111011100100110110001100100)
- cnnlives9099 10mo agoIt looks like there is some repetition in the binary representation to me. English language phrases in UTF-8 are not going to look random.
- Antibabelic 10mo agoIt is very easy for short strings to pass most of the tests.
- dominicrose 10mo agoYes I tried with PHP and it failed with a size of 8800 for the Block Frequency Test, but it was fine at 880. Then I tried another random sequence of 8800 and it also failed the Autocorrelation Test.