The pond is paused, so the food waits. Press Resume when you'd like the koi to eat.
Hey, I'm Jarran.
Curious about many things,
I turn ideas into things you can use, or just enjoy.
I love bringing ideas from my imagination into the real world.
Both stay off until you switch them on. Effects are the racket hits on the court.
Plinko is a game where a ball travels through pegs and lands in a slot. I built it to understand why it works, and found statistics hiding inside.
Here each ball makes 20 fair left-or-right choices. More paths lead to the middle than the edges. The result is random, but the overall pattern is predictable.
Many small choices form a roughly bell-shaped distribution (the central limit theorem). As more balls land, their proportions tend toward the expected pattern (the law of large numbers).
10 fictional chips a ball. No real money, no prizes.
The pond is paused, so the food waits. Press Resume when you'd like the koi to eat.
Curious about many things,
I turn ideas into things you can use, or just enjoy.
I love bringing ideas from my imagination into the real world.