Shinjuku
Shinjuku[note 1] is a database of glider syntheses started by Jeremy Tan on April 10, 2019, as well as a collection of related Python scripts powered by lifelib. It uses a custom format to encode each step of an incremental synthesis, containing the starting apgcode, the locations of the gliders, and the apgcode of the resulting object.
Shinjuku | |
Homepage | Click here |
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Purpose | Glider synthesis database |
Created by | Jeremy Tan |
Platform | Platform-independent |
Notes
- Named after Shinjuku Station, a train station in Tokyo and the busiest in the world.
gollark: Sorry, but it will probably never reach a point where speed matters much.
gollark: Well, it is.
gollark: If you run into speed issues with python, try pypy, which is apparently a very fast python interpreter.
gollark: It's not much better apart from having a bigger standard library.
gollark: You'll end up probably having to reinvent data structures from scratch - or use a library, except C has no proper generics anyway - and reimplement stuff which is simple in other languages.
External links
- Shinjuku: a database of glider syntheses (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums
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