So I got a chance to spend some alone time with my computer, and the cunning thing talked me into implementing Conway's Game of Life.
I used Python (with Java swing for the graphics (see Jython)).
You can have a look at the the code.
Had a pretty nice time coding, but the fun really started when the job was done, and I got around to playing with different patterns.
The pattern (that I like to call DMT) that I loved the most was:
It produces beautiful kaleidoscopic patterns, and does trippy stuff in general.
It becomes stable after 170 generations.
Here it is in action:
Check out this crazy, crazy video, by the way.
Somebody actually implemented Game of Life in Game of Life. Geekgasmic.
Ciao!
I used Python (with Java swing for the graphics (see Jython)).
You can have a look at the the code.
Had a pretty nice time coding, but the fun really started when the job was done, and I got around to playing with different patterns.
The pattern (that I like to call DMT) that I loved the most was:
It produces beautiful kaleidoscopic patterns, and does trippy stuff in general.
It becomes stable after 170 generations.
Here it is in action:
Check out this crazy, crazy video, by the way.
Somebody actually implemented Game of Life in Game of Life. Geekgasmic.
Ciao!
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