pseudorandom 

Defined by an uncountable number of irrational numbers equalling a sum of infinity.

Pan-contiguity and injecture computation tell us that the surface areas of Newton's limits are all irrational numbers.

The pseudorandom is the idea that while the aggregate-surface-area is uncountable, the sum of all individual surface areas adds up to infinity, .

Thus the sum of the individual surface areas of an uncountable number of limits would also equal infinity.

pseudorandom by zanderfin August 23, 2020

pseudo-random 

Describing a sequence of numbers generated by a deterministic computer that is seemingly random, but eventually repeats. Good pseudo-random number generators have very long periods before the sequence repeats.

The date Easter falls on is pseudo-random in that it cannot be predicted off the top of someone's head, and it takes 5.7 million years for the sequence to repeat.

To generate a pseudo-random number in C, you'd use the Rand(); function.

pseudo-random by Braveheart's thirst for blood April 1, 2007

Pseudo-random 

A set of numbers that seem random but actually aren't. They are predetermined by a computer algorithm that is explicitly designed to generate the most random of the random, if that makes any sense.

The problem with true random is that numbers will often repeat themselves, which to our usage is not ideal. Pseudo-random number generators fixes all that.

So ironically, the most random RNG is actually not at all random.

You'd use a pseudo-random number generator for dice

Pseudo-random by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian October 1, 2021