Mario Gianota·Oct 29Life at the Edge of Chaos: Exploring Chris Langton’s Lambda ParameterA free program that lets you turn one dial and watch a simple world pass from death, through order, into chaos, and find the narrow place…
Oguz Enver Uzan·Oct 28I Grew a Flower from a Single Cell: A Neural Network That Heals Its Own WoundsA tiny neural network with 8,320 parameters grows a pattern from one live pixel and repairs it after damage. Ablation experiments show…A response icon2A response icon2
Stepan Kukharskiy·Oct 23Cellular Automata in Art, Architecture, and Design, Part 2: From Discrete Rules to a Continuous…A generative design experiment with travelling waves, layered ribbons, and a museum façade.
Mathcube·Oct 16Conway’s Game of Life Is a ComputerA rule that only counts a cell’s neighbours can be wired into a Turing machine, which is why no algorithm can foretell its future.A response icon3A response icon3
Devanik Debnath·Oct 15What If Cellular Rejuvenation Is a Problem of Geometry, Topology, and Control?Counterdiabatic Sheaf Transport proposes a mathematical framework for changing cellular states while preserving biological identity…
Ogu Ahaneku·Aug 31The State Is a LabelEvery digital designer knows something that quantum computing hasn’t settled
InData Science CollectivebyLee Vaughan·Aug 15Simulate Biological Motion with PythonIntersecting sine waves bring point clouds to lifeA response icon9A response icon9
Émilia Lilith-Lolita Hoarfrost·Jul 18CODE #8: THE CELLULAR AUTOMATONWhat if code could do magic tricks? Approximating flowing sand to fluids. Simulating fire and water. See chaos arise from order, in an…
Claudia G. Petersen·Jul 17The Cube Is Just PlumbingCellular automata, the third dimension, and the forty-year habit of mistaking complexity for securityA response icon3A response icon3
0b10headedcalf·Jul 16a computation on the passage of timeA few weeks ago, I was driving my mother north on some trivial errand. The interstate road that we took was one that I had driven on for…
