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Dice using Radioactive Decay for True Randomness

Using nuclear radiation to generate completely random dice throws in an electronic dice set.

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Description

By using the radioactive decay of uranium we are able to generate random numbers that are *truly* random, not just pseudo random. Or about as close to truly random as is possible.
Whole project is outlined in detail here:
https://youtu.be/bNJDIov5oV4

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Dan Maloney wrote 11/01/2022 at 23:23

Great build, really enjoyed the video. I wrote this up for the blog, should publish soon. Thanks!

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