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[yujh]

anyone know this eater that can eat an Xwss and gilders

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x = 79, y = 37, rule = B3/S23
17$14b6o5b5o9b4o13bo6b2ob2o$13bo5bo4bo4bo8bo3bo14bo6bob2o$19bo9bo12bo
12b3o6bo$13bo4bo5bo3bo9bo2bo19b2obo$15b2o9bo35bob2o$62bo4bo$63b2ob2o$
64bobo$59b2o3bobo$51b3o6bo4bo$53bo3b3o$52bo4bo!

I have seen the exact same pattern, however I can’t find it right now.

[yujh]

reply to unname, since I think I got quoted: no luck finding the eater thus far. I remember it being posted somewhere between 2015 to 2019 in the patterns subforum along with some other xwss eaters and partial eaters. I can be very wrong on this though.

the glider eating part is however much easier to find: https://conwaylife.com/wiki/Eater#Glide ... overy_time (7)


edit: a c/4d in a rule laundrypizza is searching:

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x = 50, y = 50, rule = B2cn3aiqy4-ejnry5einqy6-ak7e8/S2cn3ciqy4-cejr5-ce6-ei7c
2bobo2bo$3bob2obo$b4ob2obo$obob5obo$bobob2o4bo$2bob5o3bo$o2b3ob4o2bo$bob3o3bo
bo2bo$2bo2b3ob2obo2bo$3bo4b2obob2o$4bo3b2ob3o$5bob8o3bo$6bob9o$7bo2b2obobo4bo
$8bob2ob3o3bobo$9bo4b5obobo$14bo4bobobo$20bobo$14bobobo2b3obo$13bo3bo4b2o3bo$
14bobob3ob3o3bo$15bo3b5obobobo$19b5o4bobo$17bob4o2b2o4bo$23bob2obobobo$24b5o
4bo$21bob3ob4o3bo$20bobo3b6obo$21bobob4obobobo2bo$22bo2b2ob3ob2o2bobo$23bobob
o5bo3bobo$24bo4b2ob3obobobo$25bobo2bob2obobobobo$26bobo2bo4bobo3bo$27bobo4bo
2bobobobo$33bo10bo$28bo3bo6bo5bo$29bobobo5bo2b2o2bo$30bobo5bob3obo2bo$31bobo
2bob2o2bob2o2bo$32bo3bobob2o2bo4bo$33bobobo2b4ob4o$34bobo3b6obo$35bo3b3obob4o
$36bo2b9o$37bo2b3ob3o$38bo2bob4o$39bo3bobo$40bob2o$41bo!

Edit2: it seems liker im completely wrong about the date...

[EvinZL]

IIRC its in Patterns/Life/Still-Lifes/ss-eaters.rle in Golly's pattern collection

[unname4798]

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[hotcrystal0]

Honestly, this should be locked. Random Posts-esque stuff shouldn't be allowed at all, to be honest.

[Sokwe]

Honestly, this should be locked. Random Posts-esque stuff shouldn't be allowed at all, to be honest.

As I said in an earlier post in this thread,

The purpose of the thread is stated in the opening post. However, I want to stress, as I did in the opening post, that this is not a "random posts" thread.

This thread is meant for miscellaneous posts and discussions that don't warrant their own thread. Generally, it's best if they are CA related, although other topics are allowed.

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"Show subject" is on by default.

Sorry, I don't think I follow. Is there in issue with how the forums are being displayed for you?

[confocaloid]

What the heck is this thread? And why don't we just lock it?

Um... can someone lock this thread?

Honestly, this should be locked. Random Posts-esque stuff shouldn't be allowed at all, to be honest.

I don't really understand bumping an existing thread with a comment suggesting that the thread be locked, without providing a specific reason. For rule-violating posts there is the report button. You can simply ignore threads you don't like or are not interested in.
Even when e.g. the main initial purpose of a thread is accomplished, I think it makes sense to leave the thread open for any further relevant discussion.

[confocaloid]

Challenge idea: find a non-engineered Herschel-to-glider converter that can follow the syringe and complete it into a closed track composed of two elementary conduits.

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#C p286 glider gun
#C Components: syringe (G-to-H), composite L227 (H-to-H), NW41T298
#C (H-to-G) [1], Bandersnatch, Snark and the 8-lane stable glider shifter [2]
#C [1]: https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=157909#p157909
#C [2]: https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=158774#p158774
x = 106, y = 96, rule = LifeHistory
59.2A$58.B2AB11.2A.A.2A$59.3B4.A.2A.A2.A.2A2.A$58.B.B5.2A.A.2A.A4.A.A
$58.5B8.B2.5A.A$58.6B6.2ABA4.A$58.8B4.2A.A.AB2.A$59.13B2.A.A2B.A$57.
13B5.A2B.2A$56.15B3.3B$56.15B3.2B19.A$55.17B.4B16.3A$55.29B8.A9.A$38.
2A14.13B2A11BD4B7.2A6.3A$33.2A2.A.A13.14B2A9B3D4B2.B.5B5.A$33.A3.A14.
2AB3.20BDBD4B.6B7.2A$34.3A.4A9.A2.A4.19BD14B4.4B2.2A$36.B.A2.A8.A.2A
5.6B3.B2.2B2.24B4.A$32.3AB2A2B10.A7.6B14.21B.BA.A$31.A2.3AB.2B8.2A6.
9B14.19B.B2A$31.2A2.6B15.4B4.2A15.20B$35.9B11.4B5.A16.20B$37.7B10.4B
7.3A11.8B2.13B$36.2AB2A5B7.4B10.A11.2A3.B5.12B.BA$24.A11.4ABA4B6.4B
24.A7.15BA.A$24.3A9.B2A2B2A2B6.4B22.3A8.2A3.8B.2BA$27.A4.8B2ABAB5.4B
9.2A12.A11.A2.10B.B$26.A.B.12B2AB4.4B3.2A3.2B2AB20.3A4.10B$26.2A10BA
6B3.4B3.B2AB2.4B21.A6.11B$24.2A2.9B2A6B2.4B5.2B3.6B.B8.A15.12B$23.A2.
4A6B2A7B.2A2B7.2B2.10B6.3A12.7B3.3BA$24.A.B.BA15BABAB7.2B2A11B9.A12.
6B4.ABA$23.2A.2AB3.15BA5.B.3B2A12B7.2A8.3BA6B5.2A$23.A2.A6.15B4.2A18B
6.2B8.2B2ABA5B6.B$24.A.A7.8B2.4B4.2AB.15B5.5B7.BA4BA4B.2B$25.A7.8B4.B
.B2A3.B3.15B3.6B6.BA3B2A7B2A$32.4B.3BA2B4.BA.A6.17B2.6B5.A4BA6B.B2A$
31.4B4.ABA4B4.A7.24B2.B2.2ABA9B.B$30.4B6.A.A.2A4.2A6.27B3A12B$29.4B5.
A.A.ABABA12.7B.17BABA12B$28.4B5.A.A.A4.A12.6B2.17BA12B2A$27.4B6.A.A2.
4A12.7B2.17BABA12B$26.4B8.2A18.6B4.17B2A13B$25.4B15.2A13.6B10.11B3.7B
2A2B.2B$24.4B16.2A13.BDB2D11.6B9.B.4B3A3B2A$23.4B31.B5D10.6B14.2B2A2B
.B2A$22.4B32.B4DB9.9B12.2B2A2B2.B$21.4B32.7B8.4B4.2A13.2A2B$20.4B33.
3B3DB7.4B5.A14.A2BA$19.4B34.3B3D2B5.4B7.3A12.2A$18.4B26.A8.4BD3B4.4B
10.A$17.4B26.A.A8.8B2.4B$16.4B18.2A7.A.A8.3B2A2B2.4B$3.2A10.4B18.B2AB
5.2A.3A4.5B2A2B.4B$4.A9.4B13.2A5.3B6.B4.A3.13B$2.A10.4B13.B2AB2.B2.B
5.B2AB3A3.16B$2.5A5.4B5.2A7.14B.B2A.A4.17B$7.A4.4B5.A9.17B7.16B$4.3AB
2.7B.BA.A8.17B9.15B$3.A.2B3.7B.B2A8.18B3.2A5.13B$3.4A12B9.8BA11B3.A6.
15B7.2A$.2A2.BA3B2A7B9.7BABA10B3.A.AB3.16B6.A$A2.3AB.2B2A7B7.B.7BA2BA
8B5.2AB.20B.BA.A$2A.A.B3.10B6.2A9B2A8B8.22B.B2A$3.A8.8B5.2AB.18B8.23B
$3.2A7.9B5.B4.16B7.23B$13.3B2.4B9.17B6.23B$11.5B3.4B5.19B2A5.23B$11.
2A7.4B3.20B2A3.A24B$12.A8.4B2.21B3.A.A23B$9.3A10.4B2.19B4.2A4.18B.B2A
$9.A13.23B12.17B.BA.A$24.8B.13B13.11B.3B5.A$25.21B13.11B.3B5.2A$27.
15B.4B14.9B2.B$29.4B2.6B3.B3A12.9B$29.3B3.3B7.A3B10.8B$33.5B8.A3B7.
12B$33.2AB11.4B6.13B$34.A13.4B6.11B$31.3A15.4B3.12B$31.A18.4B.12B$51.
16B$52.15B$52.13B.B2A$52.4B2.7B.BA.A$50.2AB.B4.4B6.A$49.A.AB4.2BA3B6.
2A$49.A4.4BABA$48.2A4.2A.A.A$53.ABABA.A.A$53.A4.A.A.A$54.4A2.A.A$60.
2A$54.2A$54.2A!
#C [[ MAXGRIDSIZE 9 ]]

[unname4798]

Challenge idea: find a non-engineered Herschel-to-glider converter that can follow the syringe and complete it into a closed track composed of two elementary conduits.

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#C p286 glider gun
#C Components: syringe (G-to-H), composite L227 (H-to-H), NW41T298
#C (H-to-G) [1], Bandersnatch, Snark and the 8-lane stable glider shifter [2]
#C [1]: https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=157909#p157909
#C [2]: https://conwaylife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=158774#p158774
x = 106, y = 96, rule = LifeHistory
59.2A$58.B2AB11.2A.A.2A$59.3B4.A.2A.A2.A.2A2.A$58.B.B5.2A.A.2A.A4.A.A
$58.5B8.B2.5A.A$58.6B6.2ABA4.A$58.8B4.2A.A.AB2.A$59.13B2.A.A2B.A$57.
13B5.A2B.2A$56.15B3.3B$56.15B3.2B19.A$55.17B.4B16.3A$55.29B8.A9.A$38.
2A14.13B2A11BD4B7.2A6.3A$33.2A2.A.A13.14B2A9B3D4B2.B.5B5.A$33.A3.A14.
2AB3.20BDBD4B.6B7.2A$34.3A.4A9.A2.A4.19BD14B4.4B2.2A$36.B.A2.A8.A.2A
5.6B3.B2.2B2.24B4.A$32.3AB2A2B10.A7.6B14.21B.BA.A$31.A2.3AB.2B8.2A6.
9B14.19B.B2A$31.2A2.6B15.4B4.2A15.20B$35.9B11.4B5.A16.20B$37.7B10.4B
7.3A11.8B2.13B$36.2AB2A5B7.4B10.A11.2A3.B5.12B.BA$24.A11.4ABA4B6.4B
24.A7.15BA.A$24.3A9.B2A2B2A2B6.4B22.3A8.2A3.8B.2BA$27.A4.8B2ABAB5.4B
9.2A12.A11.A2.10B.B$26.A.B.12B2AB4.4B3.2A3.2B2AB20.3A4.10B$26.2A10BA
6B3.4B3.B2AB2.4B21.A6.11B$24.2A2.9B2A6B2.4B5.2B3.6B.B8.A15.12B$23.A2.
4A6B2A7B.2A2B7.2B2.10B6.3A12.7B3.3BA$24.A.B.BA15BABAB7.2B2A11B9.A12.
6B4.ABA$23.2A.2AB3.15BA5.B.3B2A12B7.2A8.3BA6B5.2A$23.A2.A6.15B4.2A18B
6.2B8.2B2ABA5B6.B$24.A.A7.8B2.4B4.2AB.15B5.5B7.BA4BA4B.2B$25.A7.8B4.B
.B2A3.B3.15B3.6B6.BA3B2A7B2A$32.4B.3BA2B4.BA.A6.17B2.6B5.A4BA6B.B2A$
31.4B4.ABA4B4.A7.24B2.B2.2ABA9B.B$30.4B6.A.A.2A4.2A6.27B3A12B$29.4B5.
A.A.ABABA12.7B.17BABA12B$28.4B5.A.A.A4.A12.6B2.17BA12B2A$27.4B6.A.A2.
4A12.7B2.17BABA12B$26.4B8.2A18.6B4.17B2A13B$25.4B15.2A13.6B10.11B3.7B
2A2B.2B$24.4B16.2A13.BDB2D11.6B9.B.4B3A3B2A$23.4B31.B5D10.6B14.2B2A2B
.B2A$22.4B32.B4DB9.9B12.2B2A2B2.B$21.4B32.7B8.4B4.2A13.2A2B$20.4B33.
3B3DB7.4B5.A14.A2BA$19.4B34.3B3D2B5.4B7.3A12.2A$18.4B26.A8.4BD3B4.4B
10.A$17.4B26.A.A8.8B2.4B$16.4B18.2A7.A.A8.3B2A2B2.4B$3.2A10.4B18.B2AB
5.2A.3A4.5B2A2B.4B$4.A9.4B13.2A5.3B6.B4.A3.13B$2.A10.4B13.B2AB2.B2.B
5.B2AB3A3.16B$2.5A5.4B5.2A7.14B.B2A.A4.17B$7.A4.4B5.A9.17B7.16B$4.3AB
2.7B.BA.A8.17B9.15B$3.A.2B3.7B.B2A8.18B3.2A5.13B$3.4A12B9.8BA11B3.A6.
15B7.2A$.2A2.BA3B2A7B9.7BABA10B3.A.AB3.16B6.A$A2.3AB.2B2A7B7.B.7BA2BA
8B5.2AB.20B.BA.A$2A.A.B3.10B6.2A9B2A8B8.22B.B2A$3.A8.8B5.2AB.18B8.23B
$3.2A7.9B5.B4.16B7.23B$13.3B2.4B9.17B6.23B$11.5B3.4B5.19B2A5.23B$11.
2A7.4B3.20B2A3.A24B$12.A8.4B2.21B3.A.A23B$9.3A10.4B2.19B4.2A4.18B.B2A
$9.A13.23B12.17B.BA.A$24.8B.13B13.11B.3B5.A$25.21B13.11B.3B5.2A$27.
15B.4B14.9B2.B$29.4B2.6B3.B3A12.9B$29.3B3.3B7.A3B10.8B$33.5B8.A3B7.
12B$33.2AB11.4B6.13B$34.A13.4B6.11B$31.3A15.4B3.12B$31.A18.4B.12B$51.
16B$52.15B$52.13B.B2A$52.4B2.7B.BA.A$50.2AB.B4.4B6.A$49.A.AB4.2BA3B6.
2A$49.A4.4BABA$48.2A4.2A.A.A$53.ABABA.A.A$53.A4.A.A.A$54.4A2.A.A$60.
2A$54.2A$54.2A!
#C [[ MAXGRIDSIZE 9 ]]

[hotcrystal0]

How do I use herschel notation with a multistate rule?

I don’t know. Maybe try a rule where herschel has the exact same evolutionary sequence as in Life?

[confocaloid]

Two eater 2 catalysts in CL48C are arranged in an off-by-one-cell way from HB170H:

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x = 74, y = 38, rule = LifeHistory
47.F$47.F$47.F$47.F$47.F$34.A12.F16.A$33.A.A11.F15.A.A$33.A.A11.F15.A
.A$32.2A.3A9.F14.2A.3A$33.B4.A8.F15.B4.A$31.B2AB3A9.F14.2AB3A$27.3B.B
2A.A11.F14.2A.A$26.6B15.F11.5B$25.6B16.F5.3D3.4B6.A$26.7B6.A7.F5.DBD.
7B4.A.A$25.8B5.A.A6.F4.BD2BD8B3.A.A$19.15B4.A.A6.F4.3B2D8B2.2A.3A$18.
17B2.2A.3A4.F5.12B3.B4.A$18.17B3.B4.A3.F4.13B.B2AB3A$19.16B.B2AB3A4.F
4.6B3C4B.B2A.A$18.16B2.B2A.A6.F5.7BC6B$14.B.21B10.F6.3BCB2C6B$8.B.27B
10.F6.3B2C8B$3.13BC19B11.F6.13B$.D14BCBC19B9.F6.11B.B2A$B3D12B3C20B8.
F7.8B3.BA.A$.DBD14BC20B8.F8.B2.2B8.A$3.D35B8.F21.2A$5.2B2.28B.B2A6.F$
10.26B2.BA.A5.F$9.4B2.10B.9B6.A5.F$8.4B7.6B.9B6.2A$7.4B8.5B.11B$6.4B
9.4B3.7B.B2A$5.4B11.2B6.4B2.BA.A$4.4B12.3B4.B2A2B5.A$3.4B13.B2AB4.2A
7.2A$2.4B15.2A!

New H-to-H by Mvr:

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x = 49, y = 40, rule = LifeHistory
39.A$38.A.A$38.A.A$37.2A.3A$38.B4.A$36.B2AB3A$32.3B.B2A.A$31.6B$30.6B
$31.7B6.A$30.8B5.A.A$24.15B4.A.A$23.17B2.2A.3A$23.17B3.B4.A$24.16B.B
2AB3A$23.16B2.B2A.A$19.B.21B$13.B.27B$8.13BC19B$6.D14BCBC19B$5.B3D12B
3C20B$6.DBD14BC20B$8.D35B$10.2B2.28B.B2A$15.26B2.BA.A$14.4B2.10B.9B6.
A$13.4B7.6B.9B6.2A$12.4B8.5B.11B$11.4B9.4B3.7B.B2A$10.4B11.2B6.4B2.BA
.A$9.4B12.3B4.B2A2B5.A$8.4B13.B2AB4.2A7.2A$7.4B15.2A$6.4B$5.4B$4.4B$
3.4B$2.4B$.4B$4B!

Cross-posting from discord a 90-degree turning century conduit, CL48C, found via CatForce:

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x = 23, y = 24, rule = LifeHistory
14.A.2A$12.3A.2A$11.A$11.A.2A.2A$10.2A.2A.A$11.B4.A$10.2AB3A$10.2A.A$
7.5B7.A.2A$.3D3.4B6.3A.2A$.DBD.7B4.A$BD2BD8B3.A.2A.2A$3B2D8B2.2A.2A.A
$.12B3.B4.A$13B.B2AB3A$6B3C4B.B2A.A$.7BC6B$2.3BCB2C6B$2.3B2C8B$2.13B$
2.11B.B2A$3.8B3.BA.A$4.B2.2B8.A$17.2A!

The clearance is good enough that you can feed it into itself (not quite good enough to fit two in the circuit, though):

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rle

Are there any other uses for this?

[yujh]

122

some slight reductions to that:

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x = 24, y = 12, rule = B/S012345678
8bo$4bobo5bobobo3bo$3b2obo4bo3bo6bo$4bobobobobobob2o2b2o$2b3o2b2o6b2o2b2o2bo$
6b7o2bobo2b2obo$3bob2ob3o4bo2bob2o$13obob2o2b2o$3bo2bob2obobobo6bo$b2o3b2o2bo
b2obo$bo3bo$2o2bo!

[unname4798]

122

some slight reductions to that:

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x = 24, y = 12, rule = B/S012345678
8bo$4bobo5bobobo3bo$3b2obo4bo3bo6bo$4bobobobobobob2o2b2o$2b3o2b2o6b2o2b2o2bo$
6b7o2bobo2b2obo$3bob2ob3o4bo2bob2o$13obob2o2b2o$3bo2bob2obobobo6bo$b2o3b2o2bo
b2obo$bo3bo$2o2bo!

[yujh]

122

some slight reductions to that:

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x = 24, y = 12, rule = B/S012345678
8bo$4bobo5bobobo3bo$3b2obo4bo3bo6bo$4bobobobobobob2o2b2o$2b3o2b2o6b2o2b2o2bo$
6b7o2bobo2b2obo$3bob2ob3o4bo2bob2o$13obob2o2b2o$3bo2bob2obobobo6bo$b2o3b2o2bo
b2obo$bo3bo$2o2bo!

if you want to quote me for no reason, please dont notify me.

[Haycat2009]

H-M with repeat time 200, made with Fx198, the snark and primitive H-MWSS.

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x = 91, y = 71, rule = B3/S23
40b2o$40bobo$42bo4b2o$38b4ob2o2bo2bo$38bo2bobobobob2o$41bobobobo$42b2o
bobo$46bo2$32b2o$33bo7b2o$33bobo5b2o$34b2o7$44b2o$44bo$45b3o$47bo7$13b
o$4bo8b3o$4b3o9bo$7bo7b2o$6b2o7$5bo$5bobo13bo$5b3o12bobo$7bo11bo2bo$20b
2o16b2o$37bobo$17b2o19bo$3bo3b2o7bobo69b2o$2bobo3bo7bo71bobo$bobo3bo7b
2o72bo$bo4bo$2o5b3o$9bo2$26b2o$26b2o3$72b2o$72b2o$51b2o$51b2o$31b2o$25b
2o3bo2bo$25b2o4b2o3$48b2o$48bo$49bo$48b2o!
#C [[ THUMBSIZE 2 THEME 6 GRID GRIDMAJOR 0 SUPPRESS THUMBLAUNCH ]]

Is this the version with the least number of conduits?

I also do not know if it is Spartan if the snake is replaced with a fishhook - is the snark spartan???

[unname4798]

Uhh...
Topic doesn't change...

[hotcrystal0]

Isn't this kind of just a duplicate of this?

[confocaloid]

Just curious... What is the smallest thing that can count the number of gliders in a signal?

Just curious... What is the smallest thing that can count the number of gliders in a signal?

Hi, what is the smallest way to count the number of gliders in a signal, and that only has to count from 1 to 9? And are there any other toggle circuits?

What is the smallest thing that can count the number of signals in a glider?
What is the smallest thing that can count the number of signals in a signal?
What is the smallest thing that can count the number of gliders in a glider?
What is the smallest thing that can count the number of noise in a signal?
What is the smallest thing that can count the number of signals in a noise?
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[C28]

having the flu is weird.

on the one hand, sleep is basically impossible your nose is congested beyond belief, while on the other hand, you get to stay in bed all day and cuddle with your pillow.

[GUYTU6J]

While a ship costs 3 gliders, a certain ship-and-glider combination still costs 3 gliders and catagolue has a synthesis that implicitly uses it:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs13_178czy8okc costs 4 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 21, y = 6, rule = B3/S23
bo$2bo$3o$6bobo3bo7bo$7b2o3bobo3b2o$7bo4b2o5b2o!

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Dirty 4-glider corner-first snake edge-shooter:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs12_696y0bd costs 4 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 20, y = 12, rule = B3/S23
17bobo$17b2o$18bo3$7bo$2bo5bo$obo3b3o$b2o$11bo$9b2o$10b2o!

Dirty 4-glider corner-first aircraft carrier edge-shooter:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs12_2552z6io costs 4 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 25, y = 20, rule = B3/S23
obo$b2o$bo6$9bo3b3o$9b2o2bo$8bobo3bo7$23b2o$22b2o$24bo!

I suspect that they can reduce some syntheses involving a tie.
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Some job logs:
xs17_c4oa52z6ip in this one
xs17_8u1642sgz32 in this one
xs17_6ik69a4z056 in this one
xs17_31kmik8z0641 in this one

[confocaloid]

Out of curiosity, why "period-agnostic"? I thought period-agnostic would refer to a reaction that is useful for creating oscillators of different periods. This 117P9H3V0 eater probably can be described as "pseudo-stable" or "phase-agnostic" (it has a state and contains an oscillator, but works as if it was stable and stateless).

Anyway, here is a period-agnostic 117P9H3V0 eater (yes, it is bistable):

[GUYTU6J]

Continued from my last post here, two more random results for syntheses.
Dirty 4-glider boat-tie edge-shooter:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs14_w33z8kozx352 costs 4 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 20, y = 18, rule = B3/S23
19bo$17b2o$18b2o7$10b2o$9bobo$11bo$17bo$16b2o$16bobo$b2o$obo$2bo!

The boat-tie formation is different from that in the known dirty 3-glider one:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs17_8koy72596zx352 costs 3 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 15, y = 9, rule = B3/S23
13bo$12bo$12b3o2$5bobo$5b2o$obo3bo$b2o$bo!

Dirty 4-glider corner-first shillelagh edge-shooter:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs14_mp3zx2552 costs 4 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 26, y = 16, rule = B3/S23
24bo$23bo$23b3o3$6bo$obo2bo$b2o2b3o$bo5$14b2o$13b2o$15bo!

Again compare the evolution with the following known example:

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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs12_66w3pm costs 4 gliders (pseudo).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 18, y = 8, rule = B3/S23
16bo$o14bo$b2o12b3o$2o7bo$9bobo$5bo3b2o$3bobo$4b2o!

How do you search through 4-glider syntheses to look for constellations containing a still life that costs 4G?

[haaaaaands]

Isn't this kind of just a duplicate of this?

i think this is more of a random cellular automata posts

[GUYTU6J]

What exactly is so special about this October? We have seen a number of newcomers making many threads for OCA rules. Apart from this one, they (123456789) tend to have rather simple rule definitions and only a handful of objects to start a discussion with. Is this because more general threads as incubators are ignored?

EDIT: there are three more (123). And no, I will not think B35/S23 as a succesful rule before it develops reusable signal circuits. Even if my opinion does not matter, I would not approve of that LifeWiki article.

[hotdogPi]

Maybe they're seeing the success of B35/S23 and trying to copy it? Just a guess.