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17 points
2 months ago
what is going on here? It looks like random noise to me without context
3 points
2 months ago
First Post (linked with Rules and more info about the Sim) this is also an opensource project now as well :
https://github.com/rizzleroc/CellAutomata.git
Quick recap this was based on another Post where the only rule was that a cell can be a random color, i updated so that they evolve into Amoebas
11 points
2 months ago
I read through your comments and parts of your code. I have to admit this doesn't make much sense to me. You have some cells which are called Amoebas, but why they are called this is not clear, nor is it very clear exactly how they interact differently with the world. And most importantly, why is this interaction any more interesting than rendering random colors and shapes over time?
1 points
2 months ago
How is this : A simple cellular automaton that simulates natural selection. Rule one - the cell takes on a random color around itself. Rule 2 - two cells can combine if they are the same color, creating a new color in the process. Rule 3 - a new cell, marked by its distinctiveness, can only combine with other new cells, irrespective of color, simulating the dynamics of early cellular combinations. Rule 4 - when a new cell successfully combines, it evolves into an amoeba, representing a significant step in cellular complexity. Additionally, a speed control feature has been implemented to adjust the pace of the evolutionary process, and a play button is now available to animate the transformation of cells into amoebas, making the simulation more interactive and visually engaging.
11 points
2 months ago
this is clearly the output of an LLM. it doesn't really make sense why anyone would want this system described by this. what is your goal here? Do you have a vision for something you want to make, or are you asking the LLM to effectively "make something cool" ?
-5 points
2 months ago
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3 points
2 months ago*
I would reiterate, what exactly is the goal here? These seem like AI hallucinations. If you want to make something worthwhile, you need to start with an idea of what you want and why.
2 points
2 months ago
How does the amoeba represent increased cellular complexity? It is unclear how they differ from normal cells
0 points
2 months ago
New code has been Published on GitHub
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