IMPORTANT!

"What's this figure called?" are common posts here. I will assume these questions are sincere and will allow them, but this isn't about that.

I've noticed lately people will give the wrong answer. Normally someone posts the correct answer so I just downvote the wrong answer and move on.

My question: Should I delete these wrong answers? Although it's obvious from the upvoted correct answers and downvoted wrong answers which is correct, this could still spread misinformation to someone who isn't paying attention. Or should I leave it up to the user to figure it out themselves?

after finding out what induction coils do, i was messing with them until i found this.

he’s a lil boi who keeps changing emotions

i call him mood changer

In case you're as pea-brained as most posters here, this is a joke.

One day, I wanted to implement a "Game of Life." It was purely for educational purposes. Having achieved the desired result, I thought: why not add a little fun?

The "Adversarial Conway" algorithm used in Hashwar is already coded as a toroidal geometry, so we hereby introduce a 3D modelling of the battle space instead of the classic 2D map to represent the strive for domination of our Conway Glyphs.

Scheduled for the second half of July: Open your own Foundry with us at lifehashes.net to seek Conway Glyphs and field them with the weekly Hashwar tournament series.

I am currently working on making an interface available that lets you seek Conway's Game of Life patterns on the 16x16 torus (B3/S23 ruleset) that have high non-repeating generational count. The minimum lifespan of those patterns we let compete in our Hashwar series is "weight class" 500, i.e. they live for 500-599 generations before reaching a halting state (void, static patterns) or a repeat pattern (flickers, gliders, Agars).

It's called "lifehashes" because calculating the SHA256 hash string from the initial configuration is essential to determine the characteristics of the Glyphs - most strikingly their intrinsic colour which is shown in the video to be encoded as characters #4-9 of the hash string.

Once the Foundry logic is ready and in production, you can open free accounts and hash/mine Glyphs to your hearts content. I am hoping for stiff competition for my champion pattern "The Cardinal", winner of the first weekly Hashwar series: ■ HASHWAR // NETWORK CONSOLE

less than 100 cells btw

name: thing.

i reposted this because i did a error on the old post