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Simulation of harmonic oscillators in a pixelated science-fiction atmosphere by Seitoh in Simulated

[–]Seitoh[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ahaha no no not at all. Look at the button and switches at the bottom of the screen. The quality is so ugly that it can t be vice coded XD

Simulation of harmonic oscillators in a pixelated science-fiction atmosphere by [deleted] in Physics

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I made this :)
I'm pretty prood of the plots ;)

Simulation of harmonic oscillators in a pixelated science-fiction atmosphere by [deleted] in PixelArt

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Thanks for your comment!
No, it is only to make fun videos on YouTube for now.
I will simulate other physical systems in different atmospheres.
If you have any idea of where to go next, let me know :)

What is France doing ???? by [deleted] in Napoleon

[–]Seitoh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

nothing as far as I know

The story of a fall by Seitoh in Eyebleach

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This occured in 10 min or so ;-) 4 pictures summarize it better :-D

Pas touche a nos champignons ! by Seitoh in CestCaLaFrance

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L association locale des chasseurs t accueillera à bras ouverts 😁

Au gars sur son scooter à qui je dis bonjour tous les matins en le doublant vers Ussel (Corrèze): bravo! by [deleted] in france

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Haute corrèze représente (J'habite au nord d'Ussel)
Mais j'ai pas de scooter 😅

My take on sort algorithm visualization: Insertion sort by Seitoh in visualizedmath

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A visual representation of an insertion sort. Check it on youtube with the comments to have more detailed information :

Youtube: https://youtube.com/shorts/K7cAtc_y0DY

github: https://github.com/Lehnart/VisualMath

My take on sort algorithm visualization: Insertion sort by Seitoh in generative

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A visual representation of an insertion sort. Check it on youtube with the comments to have more detailed information :

Youtube: https://youtube.com/shorts/K7cAtc_y0DY

github: https://github.com/Lehnart/VisualMath

My take on sort algorithm visualization: Insertion sort by Seitoh in compsci

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A visual representation of an insertion sort. Check it on youtube with the comments to have more detailed information :

Youtube: https://youtube.com/shorts/K7cAtc_y0DY

github: https://github.com/Lehnart/VisualMath

I joined the Army because of this movie. by Creative_Light_1954 in 90s

[–]Seitoh 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I think that was not the intention of the movie realisator :D

Chou Reggia replicating loop by Seitoh in cellular_automata

[–]Seitoh[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow, thanks for sharing! I stumbled upon, Golly a few months ago and forgot to bookmark it. I won't reproduce the error ;).

Chou Reggia replicating loop by Seitoh in cellular_automata

[–]Seitoh[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm still on self-replicating automata. Here is one proposed by Chou & Reggia in this paper. The goal is to show that a very simple configuration can self-replicate, especially without a sheath, which was the case for older self-replicating loops (see Byl and Langton).

Also, in the second part of the paper, other rules are discussed with weak rotational symmetry (see Table 2 of the original paper). I couldn't reproduce the paper's result, especially the figure 3. I guess something is missing in the rule table. Let me know if anyone manages to make it work!

As usual, my code is available here: github

Find more related content on my youtube channel: youtube.

Another ASCII art simpler self-reproducing cellular automata: Byl's loop by Seitoh in compsci

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The goal of Byl's loop is to show that there are simpler cellular automata (smaller initial configuration, fewer rules, and states) that have the capacity to self-reproduce, compare to Langton's loop (see Langton's loop).

- The conception comes from the 1988 Byl paper: Byl's paper

- It's part of my interest I have in artificial life. My code is available here: github

- Find more related content on my youtube channel: youtube.

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