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I remember watching "The Price is Right" as a kid, and seeing a Planko type game where the contestant releases a round puck at the top of the board that then bo
by dukeofdoom 4y ago
I remember watching "The Price is Right" as a kid, and seeing a Planko type game where the contestant releases a round puck at the top of the board that then bounces off of metal pegs to land at a number down below. It seemed to me if the puck was of metal, and the pegs could be magnetized with current, you could influence the probability where the puck landed. A sort of simplistic neural network could be made by varying the charges until the puck landed at the desired position.