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Originally Posted by LaSexorcisto
I am fully aware that this will sound like absolute bat shit crazy talk,
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Yeah, it does.
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Originally Posted by LaSexorcisto
so I figured GFY is the best place to ask it
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Correct!
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Originally Posted by LaSexorcisto
II've been developing an app that analyzes millions of lottery data points and has gotten very close to detecting patterns in my lottery drawings. The problem is I don't have nearly enough computing power to analyze the billions of data points needed to make feasibly accurate predictions. I only have 12 computers used to process right now. That is not nearly enough to perform the billions of calculations needed.
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Lottery numbers are designed to be random, and no amount of data analysis or computing power can predict future draws with any meaningful accuracy. While analyzing past lottery numbers may reveal some patterns purely by chance, these patterns do not influence future outcomes due to the random nature of each draw.
Even with billions of data points and multiple computers, trying to predict lottery outcomes is not feasible because of the inherent randomness built into the system.
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Originally Posted by LaSexorcisto
Cash is the only issue. I don't have thousands to spend on Google or Amazon compute services. I've already tried a Threadripper 96 thread from MojoHost but I need many more computers than that.
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You are wasting your money. No matter how much computing power you invests in, predicting lottery numbers is impossible. The investment in high-performance hardware or cloud services will not bring any closer to a solution because there is no pattern or algorithm that can predict random events like lottery draws.
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Originally Posted by LaSexorcisto
If anyone knows someone with a lot of servers available who may consider partnering with me to run my program on sufficient computing hardware, please ask them to mail me at [email protected] and I will show them how it works and discuss working together. |
No. Chasing this might be caused by a strange mix of Gamblers Fallacy and Confirmation Bias, the illusion of control, etc etc.... Give it up and spend your time and money on something else.
PS: LaSexorcisto is one of my favourite Rob Zombie CD's. Good choice!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_Fv...B8nNuV8JhGOIbw