A proof of a code to create random numbers with automatic ever-changing seed in Python 3. This is just a proof of concept that someone has probably already made. But it can be used in you code by just adding id(theseedyouhave) to the random.seed. Result: random.seed(id( x))
active 2023-09-19 → 2024-02-21 (UTC)
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