Breeder 1
Breeder 1, or lobster, is the first breeder, and in fact the first pattern to exhibit quadratic growth, that was found in Conway's Game of Life. It was found by Bill Gosper in the early 1970s[1], and is a puffer that produces Gosper glider guns. Many smaller patterns, known as spacefillers, have since been found that grow quadratically more quickly.
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Pattern type | Breeder | ||
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Number of cells | 4060 | ||
Bounding box | 749×338 | ||
Direction | Orthogonal | ||
Period | 64 | ||
Speed | c/2 | ||
Discovered by | Bill Gosper | ||
Year of discovery | Unknown | ||
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Image gallery
![]() Breeder 1 at generation 1000 |
Videos
gollark: It beats Intel Xeons in basically every way too.
gollark: > iirc AMD is just consumer cpus, not enterprise... have you *never* heard of Epyc?
gollark: Intel's TR equivalent would be X299 ones or whatever it is.
gollark: Like AMD EPYC ones.
gollark: No, server CPUs.
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