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Xeda112358
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So I made a 1D cellular automata program (in assembly) that could be pretty fun to play with  It is about a hundred bytes and is pretty easy to use (you have an input in Ans that is the ruleset and the top row of pixels is the starting position).
Some things I might add:
Have the "world" stitched on the left and right
I am also putting thought into making a 2D cellular automata program, but since 2D has 2256 different rulesets and 26144 starting boards (on the calculator). If I do this, then that means folks will be able to apply programming theory because 2D cellular automata is Turing complete (meaning you could simulate any other Turing machine with enough time and memory [like a computer]). |
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