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Conway's Game of Life meets cryptographic hash functions for a highly creative pursuit - to devise algorithms that generate Art!

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Try it yourself: ■ https://t.co/Ed1yG6Yw5t

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Conway's Perimeter: Patterns competing by charging grid boundaries

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Try our "2001"-style visualizer for Conway's Game of Life: ■ https://t.co/Ovq03bKZVm

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Hashwar: Toroidal battles between Conway's Game of Life patterns

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@neomechanica Idea: Show all solutions to "Tic Tac Toe" in the same frantic visual style!

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HASHWAR match: "Fibonacci-392 vs Euler-877"

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@hal_chemy Bless the maker and his water!

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Conway's "Game of Life" now battles itself on a Torus!

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It's not until you find your experience expressed as a meme that you feel validated entirely.

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Part of the weekly Hashwar tournament series: Conway Glyphs "(u,v)" vs "Nuclear Boyscout" compete under the Adversarial Conway algo.

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@cmzw_ Did that cube just throw a forcefield around itself? For what? To protect itself from the other Platonic Solids?

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@themathpulse That's one of those explainer diagrams that leaves me as puzzled (if not moreso) than the actual problem. Still very cool, though!

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@invinciDesigns Soooo cool! I love this idea!

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@ngsm Sublimely beautiful to look at! I can picture myself having this run on a large display hung on my living room wall!

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@ylzkrtt I bet if you made it a "colour race" game like MIKAN (but in 3D!) you'd generate hundreds of thousands of views!

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The @NIST Randomness Beacon is available again! Beginning from Pulse ID #1827763 (2026-06-22T17:03:00.000Z), the outtage that began on 11th June is, apparently, over.

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@k_grajeda Looks like a Calabi-Yau manifold had a child with a symbol from the Heptapod language.

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@codetaur This looks like you could prove the "Hairy Ball" Theorem with it!

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@themathpulse Naa, I don't like imagining nonlinear differential equations. I like watching other people animate them instead :D

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@clippecac Mesmerizing. Like a cross-over between a lava lamp and a warp core.