interesting discovery - if you change the parameters of conway’s game of life to be basically opposite - that is, the cell needs 1, 4, 6, 7, or 8 neighbors to reproduce and 5, 6, 7, or 8 neighbors to stay alive, a single cell will actually generate a rough approximation of a sierpinski carpet. i made a diagram of the process below
@pkmnq I heard somewhere that you’re a Conway’s Game of Life enthusiast, thoughts on this?
this sounds so passive aggressive, Markov knows something we don’t
oh shit you can program the TI-83 Plus calculators that my math teacher uses
shit boutta get interesting
shoutout to 9 year old me who wrote some of the worst formatted javascript i’ve ever seen (I didn’t know what a callback was)
i’m bored, what should I design? preferably a mechanical design like a centrifugal fan, engine block model, water pump, etc
hoooooly shit, I managed to finish with a B in English. a couple days ago I had a C-, and if I finished with a C then I wouldn’t be able to go to the magnet school I was accepted to
untrue, i’m good at math and bad at programming
i find it funny how people say you need to be good at math for cs/programming. learning to program (functions & variables) actually helped me understand math better
time to sit down and write some badly formatted code for several hours just to make a game prototype that would’ve taken a real programmer like thirty minutes to make
me going to sleep on Sunday night knowing damn well that the assignment I didn’t do will completely ruin my life: