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I had a very cool (in my opinion at least) dream last night. It was set in somewhere , I dont know, but the place was pretty nice. Developed tropical island with some somewhat futuristic tech, although I remember it as "present day" (dont question me on this, dreams are weird). There is an indoor zo...

Donjat as all yehsi Komal kot. Donjat aska Yehsinadoz kuq. Se Komal angki ĭnga kot, se mota zal :P Se mota zal qosy yehsi donjat ya yamĭ safev va "English" hme hnupa se ongas... IPA: dondʒat as aɬ jehsi komal kot. dondʒat aska jehsinadoz kuq. se komal aŋki ɪŋa kot, se mota zal se mota zal qoʃ jehsi ...

I also propose base 6 and base 12, which are also suited for counting on your hands (assuming you have 5 fingers on each hand). I sorta wanna avoid base 10 in fear of the language being too English-y (We already have SVO word order (ok i guess the phonology is a bit different but I dont wanna make i...

I installed Python 3.9 64-bit and Golly still couldn't find the library. The exact same situation as 2 years ago. Can someone help me? Does it work once you give it the path to your python39.dll? If you haven't done that: 1. Open up your python shell from somewhere (make sure you open the right ver...

um i dont know how to display image pls help my first forum :D Use the image tag: [img]yourimageurl.com/image.jpg[/img] example: [img]https://conwaylife.com/images/forumlogo.png[/img] https://conwaylife.com/images/forumlogo.png Or alternatively, you can upload it as an attachment through the attach...

I'm going to add an r into the table but I can't figure out which one is used in English. I think it this:/ɹ̠/. I thought we already had /ʃ/. The one english uses, /ɹ/, is actually quite rare across the world's languages. The most common is /r/ according to Phoible. If we do agree on /ʃ/, I propose...

...I'm also going to add a second consonant table just for w. You've probably seen it but I have already added /w/ in there. A few comments on the current phonology. Now, I don't know if this conlang is supposed to look "natural", as in, look like it could be a real language, but if it does, the ph...

MathAndCode wrote: I think drc

It was not -- it was from a rather odd user named "unname66609", now inactive.

Pastebin just isn't as neat as google drive, but I suppose it's alright if Hunting can't access it without a VPN. However updating both the google drive spreadsheet and the pastebin version every time can be rather tedious -- so either we only choose one, or have both be out of sync which may cause ...

Please, please fill out this spreadsheet so we can all see and know what is going on
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... FW1zm/edit

A few different things again, from the past few days. Swervy 64c/64 x = 11, y = 11, rule = R6,C0,S37-64,B38-51,NC 4b3o$2b7o$b9o$10o$o5b5o$o5b5o$o5b5o$2o4b5o$b9o$2b7o$4b4o! Checkerboard bugs (Checkerbugs) x = 10, y = 28, rule = R5,C0,S16-28,B15-22,NB 3bobo$2bobobo$3bobo$2bo3bobo$bo5bobo$o7bo$bo5bobo$...

BokaBB wrote:

Schiaparelliorbust wrote:
Ok then Saka.

BINGO!!!!!
Have a good day!

BokaBB

That wasn't a very good imitation of me, IMO.

Why are we not going to make a distinction between /ɐ/ and /a/, or /ɛ/ and /e/? The two pairs are very different sounds. If you don't agree with my idea, explain your reasoning, but don't be rude and don't threaten others. Letter A is pronounced /ɐ/ as of now (same for letter E), but BokaBB wants a...

My apologies but I couldn't resist from noticing this: English don't have zh anyway, so I don't see why do we need it. -- I purpose repeating a letter to indicate "natural sound", i. e. aa -> /a/, ee -> /e/. But let's worry about that later. ??So what? English doesn't have a bunch of things that man...

This is just an unfortunate limitation of the forums.
You'll need to find a tool to resize your gifs. This site has been working for me.
If you can't get it below the limit... oh well...

(how can I find a smos, only with golly and python?) Most of the SMOS here have been found with just those 2 tools. I've posted the instructions here before, but in brief: 1. Set up an initial pattern of 2 spaceships colliding somewhat far apart so they dont collide before 1 cycle of the ship 2. Ru...

2 more crashes just happened in Golly 4.0b2 in similar circumstances. I forgot the second one but I can give a detailed account of the second. I was in the set rule dialog. The mini-help-menu was open. The algorithm was set to Larger than Life, and I had this in the "Enter a new rule:" textbox R2,C0...

Some discoveries in the HROT rulespace. Hexagonally orthogonal c/22 solid x = 19, y = 19, rule = R10,C0,S114-196,B99-198,NH 3b2o$2b6o$b10o$13o$14o$b14o$b14o$b14o$2b15o$2b14o$2b15o$3b14o$3b14o$4b 14o$5b14o$8b10o$8bob8o$13b4o$14bo! N2 neighborhood 2c/57o solid x = 18, y = 19, rule = R10,C0,S109-187,B9...

Yes, I meant using an HROT rule with the Larger Than Life algorithm. I do not remember the exact ones now, but one of them was an "N2" neighborhood range 10 rule. I haven't been able to reproduce the crash again, strangely (both in the LTL algorithm with an HROT rule and other algorithms), but I wil...

Which algorithm and rule are you using? Does it happen more often after loading a particular pattern? (Preferably one of Golly's supplied patterns so I can easily load the same one.) How exactly are you switching layers? By selecting a layer at the bottom of the Layer menu? Or by clicking a button ...

Golly 4.0b1 "randomly" crashes for me. It seems to happen when switching between layers and then quickly doing an operation such as copying or pasting, however I haven't been able to reproduce it 100% reliably. User "bubblegum" has also confirmed this.

I am on Windows 10 version 1903.

MathAndCode wrote: ↑

October 17th, 2020, 6:46 pm

That's a very promising partial.
It's already used in a spaceship, isn't it?

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Every time I click a link in the mini-help-menu in the set rule dialog, I get an error like this [Window Title] Golly Error [Content] Unable to open requested HTML document: file:///D:/Saka/golly-4.0b1-win-64bit/golly-4.0b1-win-64bit/%23gaussian [OK] However they work fine in the main help menu (whe...

Here's another question: What's the smallest (by population, bb if populations are equal) flying machine that works both in the uDirMCSlime rule and actual minecraft?
Here's 30 cells in an 8x8 bounding box

What's the fastest possible speed? I got to c/42: x = 8, y = 6, rule = uDirMCSlime 3.2AC$3.ABA$2.CA.A.C$pQDA2.B.A$A6.A$8A! In this CA (assuming you mean that, since the one above won't work in MC as the bottom segment is 13 blocks)? Here's a c/28o: x = 4, y = 4, rule = uDirMCSlime .C$BA.C$AB.A$4A!