Extremely compact programming system by Technomancer
This is an intriguing consequence of Ogsterduck's 'CRAY life' save. If you know what to do with this, please make whatever use of it you can. A more detailed explanation can be found in the save itself.
tptrevolution
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pseudorandom
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peculiar
Comments
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ssccsscc 4th Aug 2015
if you delete dmnd words pattern changing -
ogsterduck 4th Aug 2015
@oldmud0 I can try later. -
oldmud0 4th Aug 2015
If anyone can come up with a rule table for CRAY "life" for Golly then I will look further into this. -
dealien 3rd Aug 2015
Well done! I was contemplating a similar concept with regular LIFE elements, but doing it with CRAY life is an even better idea. There are problems with extraneous data, but I agree that running the simulation backward would help to better understand the outputs for each input. -
gollark8 3rd Aug 2015
For a lot more outputs, just connect lots of them to XOR gates. -
Kike200 3rd Aug 2015
Also, with a lot more outputs it is possible to make a random word machine -
Kike200 3rd Aug 2015It wasnt so hard right?
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Kike200 3rd Aug 2015Ill connect the outputs to 1 and 0 in 12ME12's typewriter. and here we have a binary randomizer.
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Technomancer 3rd Aug 2015
I barely even understand what you just said, never mind actually being able to do it. I'm hoping that one of TPT's resident geniuses might pick this up and run with it. -
Schmolendevice 3rd Aug 2015
One could probably design a function that takes in a set defining the input preconditions and outputs a set of fixed length which very accurately models the behaviour of the automaton then solve for the inverse if possible. If the inverse yields one or more solutions, or none, then so such.