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#1 2012-10-24 22:09:41
- MoreGamesNow
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Stephen Wolfram: Computing a theory of everything
I was (very) recently introduced to a website called TED Talks. The first video I've watched was very interesting, and I recommend it very strongly. After you've seen the first portion, you should understand what this program I made does. What do you guys think? What cool seeds did you guys find?
Here are some of the ones I've found:
53,9,50,16,2,49,40,4,62,63,41,52,10
49,51,39,46,36,1,42,25,49,22,8,58,9,55,63,13,14
49,1,8,22,22,45,48
58,54,21,4,63,29,37,54,2,62,3,13,53,7,19,32,16,19
0,23,3,27,37,22,6,9,22,47,45
59,13,28,62,11,49,22,32,0,31,6,39,17
Last edited by MoreGamesNow (2012-10-25 08:14:33)
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#2 2012-10-25 00:06:14
- ahirbhairav
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Re: Stephen Wolfram: Computing a theory of everything
One cool one that made the sierpinski is: 27,4,26,53,1,3,62,44,47,43,42,39,40,49,63,13,38
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#4 2012-10-25 07:47:26
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Re: Stephen Wolfram: Computing a theory of everything
slinger wrote:
This one is by far the coolest
63,0,15,5,5,47,39,55,17,43,52,46,44,5,50,13,39,18
(lolno)
ahirbhairav wrote:
One cool one that made the sierpinski is: 27,4,26,53,1,3,62,44,47,43,42,39,40,49,63,13,38
That's the default one when the page loads 
BTW, I made a math/logic error. The red lines are now in their proper positions 
Edit: here's another seed:
14,35,56,1,12,17,27,5,44,50,8,30,51,17,2,58,22,51,14
Last edited by MoreGamesNow (2012-10-25 07:58:28)
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