Recursive Game of Life
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#114First off, this is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Second, judging from the author's github [0], I'm guessing this was made in Haxe [1], which is a language often used to make games. I'd looked at Haxe before, but I hadn't realized that it has a lot of Ocaml-like features. I think I need to give it a try on my next prototype project! [0] https://github.com/saharan [1] https://haxe.org/
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#115While an interesting effect, this recursive nature of this game can not be seen unless one has a mouse scroll wheel. I think it would be good to allow zoom in/zoom out to be done a different way (such as page up/page down or +/-). Not everyone has a mouse scroll wheel.
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#116I LOVE how you can set it to scroll forever by itself. This website is a true work of art.
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#117While an interesting effect, this recursive nature of this game can not be seen unless one has a mouse scroll wheel. I think it would be good to allow zoom in/zoom out to be done a different way (such as page up/page down or +/-). Not everyone has a mouse scroll wheel.
What kind of mouse doesn't have a scroll wheel?
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#119I guessed almost immediately how this is implemented, but I'm still amazed by how fast it is.
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#120Who else had this experience. Cool - Game Of Life on my phone. Some pretty cool patterns. Recursion? Don't see it. But look - I can zoom out. Wow, that's a pretty large pattern. Oh shit! I've not delved into the code. But I am assuming that this is a static model and not actually doing the GOL calculations. Is that correct?