On-off
An on-off is any period-2 oscillator in which all rotor cells die from overpopulation. The simplest example is the beacon. Others include spark coil, laputa, light bulb, and scrubber.
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gollark: Also, printing out information for every character *will* slow it down a lot, but I assume that's going to be removed in the non-debug version.
gollark: I can't see any horrible problems? Although hardcoding the array size is a bit problematic. Also, you could do`!subchild.attr("cp").is_none()`/`subchild.attr("cp").unwrap()` more idiomatically as `if let Some(cp) = subchild.attr("cp")`.
gollark: I see.
gollark: I'm sure there's already a Rust™ library of some sort for this.
gollark: Hmm, well, you can... use `rayon` as a really convenient way to improve the performance of iteratory things by using multiple threads?
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