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by maybe-tomorrow 8mo ago
Nice, 800k+ ticks is impressive. It honestly makes me really happy that people let worlds run that long. What you’re seeing is usually a local optimum: one aggressive/spiky strategy found something that works and crowded out everything
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by maybe-tomorrow 8mo ago
For reference, here’s an example of a titan from one of my runs: https://soupof.life/card/0oyvjmq1 You can click any organism to zoom in and see size, traits, and morphology details.
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by maybe-tomorrow 8mo ago
Thanks! Great questions, and you actually caught a few UI inconsistencies that I’ve now fixed. Titans / Giants: these are just very large organisms. Titans are size 20 and up, and I log those in the size panel. I also updated the field
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by maybe-tomorrow 8mo ago
I actually got a lot of thoughtful feedback from Reddit after sharing this last week, and I’ve been iterating on it since. Figured it was worth sharing the updated version again. It’s still very much an experiment. Best way to experience it
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by maybe-tomorrow 8mo ago
Creator here. It is not Conway’s Game of Life. Soup of Life is an artificial life simulation with moving agents that have genomes, energy, and heritable traits like size, morphology, and behavior. Organisms are born, feed, reproduce with mu
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A simulation where life unfolds in real time(soupof.life)
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Show HN: A browser-based evolutionary simulation with emergent behavior(soupof.life)
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