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Pattern of the Year 2015 (Entries)

Post by Alexey_Nigin » December 31st, 2015, 2:09 pm

First of all, I would like to wish all of you a happy New Year!

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#C Fair warning: LifeViewer chokes on this.
x = 769, y = 1109, rule = B3/S23
447b2o$447bo$436b2o7bobo$436b3o6b2o$422bo15b2obo$420bobo4b3o8bo2bo$
413b2o4bobo16b2obo$413b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$419bobo7bo3bo2b2o
9bo13b2o$420bobo6bo2bo12bobo$422bo8b2o12b2o2$460b3o$460b3o$440bo18bo3b
o$438bobo17bo5bo$439b2o18bo3bo58b2o$460b3o59bo$511b2o7bobo$437b2o72b3o
6b2o$437b2o58bo15b2obo$427b3o65bobo4b3o8bo2bo$429bo31bobo24b2o4bobo16b
2obo$428bo31bo2bo24b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$458bob2o32bobo7bo3bo
2b2o9bo13b2o$495bobo6bo2bo12bobo$461bo35bo8b2o12b2o$458b2obo$420b2o31b
o6bo74b3o$419bobo32bo59bo20b3o$421bo27bo3bo56bo4bo18bo3bo$448bo11b2o3b
2o43b2o3bo17bo5bo$448b2o11b5o44b5o19bo3bo58b2o$452bobo6b2ob2o46b3o20b
3o59bo$453b2o6b2ob2o46b2o72b2o7bobo$453bo8b3o47b2o72b3o6b2o$412b3o97b
2o58bo15b2obo$414bo87b3o65bobo4b3o8bo2bo$413bo90bo31bobo24b2o4bobo16b
2obo$458b2o5b2o36bo31bo2bo24b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$445bo12bo6bo
67bob2o32bobo7bo3bo2b2o9bo13b2o$444bo14b3o4b3o101bobo6bo2bo12bobo$444b
3o14bo6bo67bo35bo8b2o12b2o$405b2o126b2obo$404bobo128bo74b3o$406bo203b
3o$590bo18bo3bo$523b2o10b2o3b2o46bobo17bo5bo$437bo85b2o11b5o48b2o18bo
3bo58b2o$437bobo87bo8b2ob2o69b3o59bo$437b2o88bobo6b2ob2o120b2o7bobo$
397b3o127b2o8b3o47b2o72b3o6b2o$399bo87b3o97b2o58bo15b2obo$398bo90bo
155bobo4b3o8bo2bo$488bo122bobo24b2o4bobo16b2obo$430bo102b2o5b2o68bo2bo
24b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$429bo90bo12bo6bo67bob2o32bobo7bo3bo2b
2o9bo13b2o$429b3o87bo14b3o4b3o101bobo6bo2bo12bobo$390b2o127b3o14bo6bo
67bo35bo8b2o12b2o$389bobo88b2o126b2obo$391bo87bobo88b2o38bo74b3o$481bo
87bobo92bo20b3o$571bo88bo4bo18bo3bo$422bo175b2o10b2o3b2o43b2o3bo17bo5b
o$422bobo87bo85b2o11b5o44b5o19bo3bo58b2o$422b2o88bobo87bo8b2ob2o46b3o
20b3o59bo$512b2o88bobo6b2ob2o46b2o72b2o7bobo$472b3o127b2o8b3o47b2o72b
3o6b2o$474bo87b3o97b2o58bo15b2obo$473bo90bo87b3o17bo47bobo4b3o8bo2bo$
415bo147bo90bo18bo12bobo24b2o4bobo16b2obo$414bo193b2o5b2o36bo17b3o11bo
2bo24b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$414b3o191bo6bo67bob2o32bobo7bo3bo2b
2o9bo13b2o$375b2o232b3o4b3o101bobo6bo2bo12bobo$374bobo88b2o144bo6bo67b
o35bo8b2o12b2o$376bo87bobo216b2obo$466bo178b2o38bo74b3o$644bobo92bo20b
3o$407bo238bo88bo4bo18bo3bo$407bobo87bo175b2o10b2o3b2o43b2o3bo17bo5bo$
407b2o88bobo87bo85b2o11b5o44b5o19bo3bo$367b3o127b2o88bobo87bo8b2ob2o
46b3o20b3o$369bo87b3o127b2o88bobo6b2ob2o46b2o$368bo90bo217b2o8b3o47b2o
$458bo178b3o97b2o$400bo238bo$399bo238bo122bobo$399b3o281b2o5b2o68bo2bo
$360b2o321bo6bo67bob2o$359bobo88b2o232b3o4b3o$361bo87bobo88b2o144bo6bo
67bo$451bo87bobo88b2o126b2obo$541bo87bobo88b2o38bo$631bo87bobo$482bo
238bo$482bobo87bo175b2o10b2o3b2o$352b3o127b2o88bobo87bo85b2o11b5o$354b
o87b3o127b2o88bobo87bo8b2ob2o$353bo90bo87b3o127b2o88bobo6b2ob2o$443bo
90bo87b3o127b2o8b3o$533bo90bo87b3o$475bo147bo90bo$474bo90bo147bo$345b
2o127b3o87bo90bo102b2o5b2o$344bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo12bo6bo$346bo87bo
bo88b2o127b3o87bo14b3o4b3o$436bo87bobo217b3o14bo6bo$526bo178b2o$704bob
o$467bo238bo$467bobo$337b3o127b2o178bo$339bo87b3o217bobo87bo$338bo90bo
87b3o127b2o88bobo$428bo90bo87b3o127b2o$518bo90bo$460bo147bo$459bo90bo$
330b2o127b3o87bo90bo$329bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$331bo87bobo217b3o87bo$
421bo178b2o127b3o$599bobo$362bo238bo$362bobo87bo$362b2o88bobo$322b3o
127b2o$324bo87b3o$323bo90bo87b3o$413bo90bo87b3o$355bo147bo90bo$354bo
90bo147bo$354b3o87bo90bo$315b2o127b3o87bo90bo$314bobo217b3o87bo90bo$
316bo307b3o87bo$714b3o2$347bo$347bobo$347b2o$307b3o$309bo87b3o$308bo
90bo87b3o$398bo90bo87b3o$340bo147bo90bo87b3o$339bo90bo147bo90bo$339b3o
87bo90bo147bo$300b2o127b3o87bo90bo$299bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$301bo87bobo
88b2o127b3o$391bo87bobo88b2o$481bo87bobo88b2o$332bo238bo87bobo$332bobo
87bo238bo$332b2o88bobo87bo$422b2o88bobo87bo$382b3o127b2o88bobo$384bo
87b3o127b2o$383bo90bo$325bo147bo$324bo90bo$324b3o87bo$285b2o127b3o$
284bobo398bo$286bo397bo$555b2o127b3o$554bobo$317bo238bo$317bobo87bo$
317b2o88bobo$277b3o127b2o178bo$279bo87b3o217bobo87bo$278bo90bo217b2o
88bobo$368bo178b3o127b2o$310bo238bo$309bo238bo$309b3o178bo$270b2o217bo
$269bobo88b2o127b3o$271bo87bobo88b2o$361bo87bobo88b2o$451bo87bobo88b2o
$302bo238bo87bobo$302bobo87bo238bo$302b2o88bobo87bo$392b2o88bobo87bo$
352b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$354bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$353bo90bo87b3o127b2o$
295bo147bo90bo$294bo90bo147bo$294b3o87bo90bo$255b2o127b3o87bo$254bobo
88b2o127b3o$256bo87bobo88b2o$346bo87bobo$436bo178b2o$287bo326bobo$287b
obo87bo238bo$287b2o88bobo87bo$247b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$249bo87b3o127b2o
88bobo87bo$248bo90bo217b2o88bobo$338bo178b3o127b2o$280bo238bo87b3o$
279bo90bo147bo90bo$279b3o87bo90bo147bo$240b2o127b3o87bo$239bobo88b2o
127b3o178bo$241bo87bobo307bo$331bo307b3o2$272bo$272bobo87bo$272b2o88bo
bo87bo$232b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$234bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$233bo90bo87b3o
127b2o$323bo90bo87b3o$265bo147bo90bo87b3o$264bo90bo147bo90bo$264b3o87b
o90bo147bo$225b2o127b3o87bo90bo$224bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$226bo87bobo
88b2o127b3o87bo$316bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$406bo87bobo$257bo238bo$257bobo
87bo$257b2o88bobo$217b3o127b2o$219bo87b3o$218bo90bo$308bo$577b3o$340bo
238bo$339bo90bo147bo$210b2o127b3o87bo90bo$209bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$
211bo87bobo217b3o87bo$301bo178b2o127b3o$479bobo$242bo238bo$242bobo87bo
$242b2o88bobo87bo$202b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$204bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$203bo
90bo87b3o127b2o$293bo90bo$235bo147bo178b3o$234bo90bo238bo$234b3o87bo
90bo147bo$195b2o127b3o87bo90bo$194bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$196bo87bobo
217b3o87bo$286bo178b2o127b3o$464bobo88b2o$227bo238bo87bobo$227bobo87bo
238bo$227b2o88bobo$187b3o127b2o178bo$189bo87b3o217bobo$188bo90bo87b3o
127b2o$278bo90bo$368bo178b3o$310bo238bo$309bo90bo147bo$180b2o127b3o87b
o90bo$179bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$181bo87bobo217b3o$271bo178b2o$449bobo88b
2o$451bo87bobo$302bo238bo$302bobo87bo$172b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$174bo217b
2o88bobo$173bo178b3o127b2o$354bo87b3o$205bo147bo90bo87b3o$204bo90bo
147bo90bo$204b3o87bo90bo147bo$165b2o127b3o87bo$164bobo88b2o127b3o$166b
o87bobo$256bo178b2o$434bobo88b2o$197bo238bo87bobo$197bobo326bo$197b2o$
157b3o307bo$159bo307bobo87bo$158bo178b3o127b2o88bobo$339bo87b3o127b2o$
190bo147bo90bo87b3o$189bo90bo147bo90bo$189b3o87bo90bo147bo$279b3o87bo
90bo$240b2o127b3o87bo90bo$239bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$241bo87bobo88b2o127b
3o$331bo87bobo88b2o$182bo238bo87bobo$182bobo87bo238bo$182b2o88bobo87bo
$142b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$144bo217b2o88bobo87bo$143bo178b3o127b2o88bobo$
324bo87b3o127b2o$175bo147bo90bo87b3o$174bo90bo147bo90bo$174b3o87bo238b
o$264b3o$225b2o308bo$224bobo88b2o217bo$226bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$316bo87b
obo88b2o$167bo238bo87bobo$167bobo326bo$167b2o$127b3o307bo$129bo87b3o
217bobo87bo$128bo90bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$218bo90bo87b3o127b2o$160bo147bo
90bo87b3o$159bo238bo90bo$159b3o178bo147bo$339bo$210b2o127b3o178bo$209b
obo88b2o217bo$211bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$301bo87bobo$152bo238bo$152bobo87b
o$152b2o88bobo87bo$112b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$114bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$113bo
90bo87b3o127b2o$203bo90bo87b3o$145bo147bo90bo87b3o$144bo90bo147bo90bo$
144b3o87bo238bo$105b2o127b3o$104bobo88b2o308bo$106bo87bobo88b2o217bo$
196bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$286bo87bobo88b2o$137bo238bo87bobo$137bobo87bo
238bo$137b2o88bobo87bo$97b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$99bo87b3o127b2o88bobo87bo
$98bo90bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$188bo90bo217b2o$130bo147bo178b3o$129bo90bo
238bo$129b3o87bo90bo147bo$90b2o127b3o87bo$89bobo88b2o127b3o178bo$91bo
87bobo88b2o217bo$181bo87bobo217b3o$271bo178b2o$122bo326bobo$122bobo87b
o238bo$122b2o88bobo$82b3o127b2o178bo$84bo87b3o217bobo$83bo90bo87b3o
127b2o$173bo90bo$115bo147bo$114bo90bo$114b3o87bo90bo$75b2o127b3o87bo
90bo$74bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$76bo87bobo217b3o87bo$166bo307b3o$435b2o
$107bo326bobo$107bobo87bo238bo$107b2o88bobo$67b3o127b2o$69bo87b3o$68bo
90bo87b3o$158bo90bo$100bo147bo178b3o$99bo90bo238bo$99b3o87bo90bo147bo$
60b2o127b3o87bo90bo$59bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$61bo87bobo88b2o127b3o87b
o$151bo87bobo217b3o$241bo$92bo$92bobo87bo$92b2o88bobo87bo$52b3o127b2o
88bobo$54bo217b2o$53bo178b3o$234bo87b3o$85bo147bo90bo$84bo90bo147bo$
84b3o87bo90bo$45b2o127b3o87bo90bo$44bobo88b2o127b3o87bo90bo$46bo87bobo
88b2o127b3o87bo$136bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$226bo87bobo$77bo238bo$77bobo87b
o$77b2o88bobo$37b3o127b2o178bo$39bo87b3o217bobo$38bo90bo217b2o$128bo
178b3o$70bo238bo87b3o$69bo90bo147bo90bo$69b3o87bo90bo147bo$159b3o87bo$
120b2o127b3o$119bobo88b2o$121bo87bobo88b2o$211bo87bobo$62bo238bo$62bob
o87bo$62b2o88bobo$o6bo14b3o127b2o178bo$3o4b3o14bo87b3o217bobo$3bo6bo
12bo90bo87b3o127b2o$2b2o5b2o102bo90bo$55bo147bo178b3o$54bo90bo238bo$
54b3o87bo90bo147bo$4b3o8b2o127b3o87bo$3b2ob2o6bobo217b3o$3b2ob2o8bo$3b
5o11b2o264b2o$2b2o3b2o10b2o263bobo88b2o$47bo238bo87bobo$47bobo87bo238b
o$8bo38b2o88bobo87bo$7bob2o126b2o88bobo87bo$7bo67bo6bo14b3o127b2o88bob
o87bo$75b3o4b3o14bo217b2o88bobo$7b2obo67bo6bo12bo308b2o$5bo2bo68b2o5b
2o$5bobo122bo$129bo$30b2o97b3o178bo$30b2o47b3o8b2o217bo$30b2o46b2ob2o
6bobo88b2o127b3o$6b3o20b3o46b2ob2o8bo87bobo88b2o$5bo3bo19b5o44b5o11b2o
85bo87bobo88b2o$4bo5bo17bo3b2o43b2o3b2o10b2o175bo87bobo$5bo3bo18bo4bo
88bo238bo$6b3o20bo92bobo$6b3o74bo38b2o178bo$82bob2o216bobo87bo$36b2o8b
o35bo67bo6bo14b3o127b2o88bobo$22bo13bo2bo6bobo101b3o4b3o14bo87b3o127b
2o$6b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3bo7bobo32b2obo67bo6bo12bo90bo$6b2o13b2o7b3o2b2o2bo
7bo2bo3b2o24bo2bo31bo36b2o5b2o102bo$27bob2o16bobo4b2o24bobo31bo$27bo2b
o8b3o4bobo65b3o$27bob2o15bo58b2o$22b2o6b3o72b2o47b3o8bo$21bobo7b2o72b
2o46b2ob2o6b2o$13bobo5bo59b3o20b3o46b2ob2o6bobo178b2o$13b2o5b2o58bo3bo
19b5o44b5o11b2o173bobo$14bo24b2o38bo5bo17bo3b2o43b2o3b2o11bo175bo$38bo
bo39bo3bo18bo4bo56bo3bo27bo$23bobo11bo43b3o20bo59bo32bobo87bo$18bo4bo
2bo10bo2bo10b2o28b3o74bo6bo31b2o88bobo87bo$19b2o5b2o9bo13b3o103bob2o
126b2o88bobo$7bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b2obo8bo45b2o8bo35bo67bo6bo14b3o127b
2o$5b2o7b2o10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo31bo13bo2bo6bobo101b3o4b3o14bo87b3o
$6b2o15bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo16b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3bo7bobo32b2obo67bo6bo
12bo90bo$23bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o13b2o7b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o24bo
2bo11b3o17bo36b2o5b2o102bo$35b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o24bob2o16bobo4b2o24bobo
12bo18bo$63bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bobo47bo17b3o178bo$55bo9bo36bob2o15bo58b2o
187bo$53b2o42b2o6b3o72b2o47b3o8bo128b3o$54b2o40bobo7b2o120b2ob2o6b2o$
88bobo5bo59b3o69b2ob2o6bobo$42bobo43b2o5b2o58bo3bo18b2o48b5o11b2o$43b
2o44bo24b2o38bo5bo17bobo46b2o3b2o11bo$43bo69bobo39bo3bo18bo61bo3bo27bo
$98bobo11bo43b3o80bo32bobo$16bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo10bo2bo10b2o28b3o74b
o6bo31b2o$4o11bo14b4o12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o103bob2o$o3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo
12bo34bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b2obo8bo45b2o8bo35bo67bo6bo14b3o$o14b4o11bo
11b2o36b2o7b2o10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo45bo2bo6bobo101b3o4b3o14bo$bo2bo
26bo2bo7bobo36b2o15bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo16b2o23b2o2bo3bo7bobo32b2obo
67bo6bo12bo$42bo11bo43bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o22b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo
3b2o24bo2bo68b2o5b2o$52bobo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o24bob2o16bobo4b2o24bobo
122bo$39b2o9b2o12b2o72bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bobo155bo$39b2o9b2o12b2o64bo9bo
36bob2o15bo58b2o97b3o$30b2o3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o42b2o6b3o72b2o47b3o8bo$30bo
bo3bo5b3o7bobo74b2o40bobo7b2o72b2o46b2ob2o6b2o$31b5o6b2o10bo116bo59b3o
20b3o46b2ob2o6bobo$32b3o4b2o76bobo50b2o58bo3bo19b5o44b5o11b2o$39b2o77b
2o69b2o38bo5bo17bo3b2o43b2o3b2o11bo$118bo69bobo39bo3bo18bo4bo56bo3bo
27bo$173bobo11bo43b3o20bo59bo32bobo$bo2bo86bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo10bo2b
o10b2o28b3o74bo6bo31b2o$o74b4o11bo14b4o12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o103bob2o$
o3bo70bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo34bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b2obo8bo45b2o8bo35b
o$4o71bo14b4o11bo11b2o36b2o7b2o10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo31bo13bo2bo6bob
o$76bo2bo26bo2bo7bobo36b2o15bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo16b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3b
o7bobo32b2obo$117bo11bo43bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o13b2o7b3o2b2o2bo
7bo2bo3b2o24bo2bo31bo$127bobo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o24bob2o16bobo4b2o24bo
bo31bo$114b2o9b2o12b2o72bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bobo65b3o$114b2o9b2o12b2o64bo
9bo36bob2o15bo58b2o$105b2o3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o42b2o6b3o72b2o$105bobo3bo5b
3o7bobo18bobo53b2o40bobo7b2o$106b5o6b2o10bo18b2o96bo59b3o$107b3o4b2o
33bo42bobo50b2o58bo3bo18b2o$114b2o77b2o69b2o38bo5bo17bobo$193bo69bobo
39bo3bo18bo$248bobo11bo43b3o$76bo2bo56bo2bo26bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo10bo
2bo10b2o28b3o$4o71bo44b4o11bo14b4o11bo14b4o12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o$o3bo
70bo3bo40bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo34bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b
2obo8bo45b2o8bo$o74b4o41bo14b4o11bo14b4o11bo11b2o36b2o7b2o10b2o11b2o6b
o5bo2bo6bobo31bo13bo2bo6bobo$bo2bo116bo2bo26bo2bo26bo2bo7bobo36b2o15bo
2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo16b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3bo7bobo$192bo11bo43bobo10b2o13b
3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o13b2o7b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o$202bobo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b
2o24bob2o16bobo4b2o$189b2o9b2o12b2o72bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bobo$189b2o9b2o
12b2o64bo9bo36bob2o15bo$180b2o3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o42b2o6b3o$180bobo3bo5b3o
7bobo74b2o40bobo7b2o$181b5o6b2o10bo116bo$182b3o4b2o76bobo50b2o$189b2o
77b2o69b2o$268bo69bobo$323bobo11bo$bo2bo26bo2bo26bo2bo86bo2bo26bo2bo
56bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo10bo2bo10b2o$o14b4o11bo14b4o11bo14b4o71bo29bo
44b4o11bo14b4o12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o$o3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo
10bo3bo70bo3bo25bo3bo40bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo34bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b
2obo8bo$4o11bo14b4o11bo14b4o11bo74b4o26b4o41bo14b4o11bo11b2o36b2o7b2o
10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo$16bo2bo26bo2bo26bo2bo146bo2bo26bo2bo7bobo36b
2o15bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo$267bo11bo43bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o$277bo
bo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o$264b2o9b2o12b2o72bobo$264b2o9b2o12b2o64bo9bo$
255b2o3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o$255bobo3bo5b3o7bobo74b2o$256b5o6b2o10bo$257b3o
4b2o76bobo$264b2o77b2o$343bo2$76bo2bo56bo2bo86bo2bo26bo2bo56bo2bo26bob
o$4o71bo44b4o11bo14b4o26b4o41bo29bo44b4o11bo14b4o12b2o$o3bo70bo3bo40bo
3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo25bo3bo40bo3bo25bo3bo40bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo$o74b4o
41bo14b4o11bo29bo44b4o26b4o41bo14b4o11bo11b2o$bo2bo116bo2bo26bo2bo26bo
2bo116bo2bo26bo2bo7bobo$342bo11bo$352bobo$279b2o58b2o9b2o12b2o$272b3o
4b2o58b2o9b2o12b2o$271b5o6b2o10bo35b2o3bo6b2o6b2o$270bobo3bo5b3o7bobo
35bobo3bo5b3o7bobo$270b2o3bo6b2o6b2o39b5o6b2o10bo$279b2o9b2o12b2o26b3o
4b2o$279b2o9b2o12b2o33b2o$292bobo$282bo11bo$bo2bo146bo2bo26bo2bo56bo2b
o26bo2bo7bobo$o74b4o26b4o41bo29bo44b4o11bo14b4o11bo11b2o$o3bo70bo3bo
25bo3bo40bo3bo25bo3bo40bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo$4o71bo29bo44b4o
26b4o41bo14b4o11bo14b4o12b2o$76bo2bo26bo2bo116bo2bo26bo2bo26bobo2$283b
o$204b2o77b2o$197b3o4b2o33bo42bobo$196b5o6b2o10bo18b2o$195bobo3bo5b3o
7bobo18bobo53b2o$195b2o3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o$204b2o9b2o12b2o64bo9bo$204b2o
9b2o12b2o72bobo$217bobo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o$207bo11bo43bobo10b2o13b3o
7bo2bo11b2o$76bo2bo56bo2bo26bo2bo26bo2bo7bobo53bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo
$4o71bo44b4o11bo14b4o11bo14b4o11bo11b2o45b2o10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo$o
3bo70bo3bo40bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo41b2o8bo3b2o8b
obo12b2obo8bo$o74b4o41bo14b4o11bo14b4o11bo14b4o12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o$
bo2bo116bo2bo26bo2bo26bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo10bo2bo10b2o$263bobo11bo$
208bo69bobo$129b2o77b2o44bo24b2o$122b3o4b2o33bo42bobo43b2o5b2o$121b5o
6b2o10bo18b2o88bobo5bo$120bobo3bo5b3o7bobo18bobo53b2o40bobo7b2o$120b2o
3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o42b2o6b3o$129b2o9b2o12b2o64bo9bo36bob2o15bo$129b2o9b2o
12b2o72bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bobo$142bobo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o24bob2o16bobo4b
2o$132bo11bo43bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o13b2o7b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o$
91bo2bo26bo2bo7bobo53bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo16b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3bo7bobo$
90bo14b4o11bo11b2o45b2o10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo31bo13bo2bo6bobo$90bo3b
o10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo41b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b2obo8bo45b2o8bo$90b4o11bo14b4o
12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o$106bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo10bo2bo10b2o28b3o$188bo
bo11bo43b3o$133bo69bobo39bo3bo18bo$54b2o77b2o69b2o38bo5bo17bobo$47b3o
4b2o33bo42bobo50b2o58bo3bo18b2o$46b5o6b2o10bo18b2o96bo59b3o$45bobo3bo
5b3o7bobo18bobo53b2o40bobo7b2o$45b2o3bo6b2o6b2o76b2o42b2o6b3o72b2o$54b
2o9b2o12b2o64bo9bo36bob2o15bo58b2o$54b2o9b2o12b2o72bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bob
o65b3o$67bobo55b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o24bob2o16bobo4b2o24bobo31bo$57bo11bo
43bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o22b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o24bo2bo31bo$16bo
2bo26bo2bo7bobo36b2o15bo2bo8bo11bo5b2obo5bobo16b2o23b2o2bo3bo7bobo32b
2obo$15bo14b4o11bo11b2o36b2o7b2o10b2o11b2o6bo5bo2bo6bobo45bo2bo6bobo$
15bo3bo10bo3bo10bo3bo12bo34bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b2obo8bo45b2o8bo35bo$
15b4o11bo14b4o12b2o46b2o5b2o9bo13b3o103bob2o$31bo2bo26bobo44bo4bo2bo
10bo2bo10b2o28b3o74bo$113bobo11bo43b3o20bo$58bo69bobo39bo3bo18bo4bo$
58b2o44bo24b2o38bo5bo17bo3b2o43b2o3b2o10b2o$14bo42bobo43b2o5b2o58bo3bo
19b5o44b5o11b2o$13b2o88bobo5bo59b3o20b3o46b2ob2o8bo$13bobo53b2o40bobo
7b2o72b2o46b2ob2o6bobo$68b2o42b2o6b3o72b2o47b3o8b2o$70bo9bo36bob2o15bo
58b2o97b3o$78bobo36bo2bo8b3o4bobo47bo17b3o87bo$50b2o14b2o9bobo11b2o24b
ob2o16bobo4b2o24bobo12bo18bo90bo$38bobo10b2o13b3o7bo2bo11b2o3b2o13b2o
7b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o24bo2bo11b3o17bo36b2o5b2o$21b2o15bo2bo8bo11bo5b2o
bo5bobo16b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3bo7bobo32b2obo67bo6bo$20b2o7b2o10b2o11b2o6bo
5bo2bo6bobo31bo13bo2bo6bobo101b3o4b3o$22bo6b2o8bo3b2o8bobo12b2obo8bo
45b2o8bo35bo67bo6bo$34b2o5b2o9bo13b3o103bob2o$33bo4bo2bo10bo2bo10b2o
28b3o74bo6bo$38bobo11bo43b3o20bo59bo$53bobo39bo3bo18bo4bo56bo3bo$29bo
24b2o38bo5bo17bo3b2o43b2o3b2o11bo$28b2o5b2o58bo3bo19b5o44b5o11b2o85bo$
28bobo5bo59b3o20b3o46b2ob2o6bobo87bobo$36bobo7b2o72b2o46b2ob2o6b2o89b
2o$37b2o6b3o72b2o47b3o8bo128b3o$42bob2o15bo58b2o187bo$42bo2bo8b3o4bobo
65b3o178bo$42bob2o16bobo4b2o24bobo31bo$21b2o13b2o7b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o
24bo2bo31bo36b2o5b2o$21b2o12b2o9b2o2bo3bo7bobo32b2obo67bo6bo$37bo13bo
2bo6bobo101b3o4b3o$51b2o8bo35bo67bo6bo144b2o$97bob2o216bobo$21b3o74bo
218bo$21b3o20bo$20bo3bo18bo4bo$19bo5bo17bo3b2o43b2o3b2o10b2o175bo$20bo
3bo19b5o44b5o11b2o85bo87bobo$21b3o20b3o46b2ob2o8bo87bobo88b2o$45b2o46b
2ob2o6bobo88b2o127b3o$45b2o47b3o8b2o127b3o87bo$45b2o97b3o87bo90bo$54b
3o87bo90bo$20bobo31bo90bo147bo$20bo2bo31bo36b2o5b2o193bo$22b2obo67bo6b
o12bo178b3o$90b3o4b3o14bo$22bo67bo6bo14b3o127b2o$22bob2o126b2o88bobo$
23bo38b2o88bobo87bo$62bobo87bo$62bo$17b2o3b2o10b2o$18b5o11b2o85bo$18b
2ob2o8bo87bobo217b3o$18b2ob2o6bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$19b3o8b2o127b3o87bo
90bo$69b3o87bo90bo$69bo90bo147bo$70bo238bo$17b2o5b2o102bo178b3o$18bo6b
o12bo90bo217b2o$15b3o4b3o14bo87b3o217bobo$15bo6bo14b3o127b2o178bo$77b
2o88bobo$77bobo87bo$77bo$226bo$136bo87bobo$46bo87bobo88b2o$44bobo88b2o
$45b2o$84b3o$84bo238bo$85bo147bo90bo$143bo90bo87b3o$53bo90bo87b3o127b
2o$54bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$52b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$92b2o88bobo87bo$92bobo
87bo$92bo238bo$329bobo$151bo178b2o$61bo87bobo$59bobo88b2o127b3o$60b2o
127b3o87bo$189bo90bo$190bo$248bo$158bo90bo$68bo90bo87b3o127b2o$69bo87b
3o127b2o88bobo$67b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$107b2o88bobo87bo$107bobo87bo$107b
o238bo$256bo87bobo$166bo87bobo88b2o$76bo87bobo88b2o$74bobo88b2o$75b2o
127b3o$114b3o87bo$114bo90bo$115bo147bo$173bo90bo$83bo90bo87b3o127b2o$
84bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$82b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$122b2o88bobo87bo$122bobo
87bo$122bo238bo$271bo87bobo$181bo87bobo88b2o$91bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$89b
obo88b2o127b3o87bo$90b2o127b3o87bo90bo$129b3o87bo90bo$129bo90bo147bo$
130bo238bo$188bo178b3o$98bo90bo217b2o$99bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$97b3o217bo
bo87bo$317bo2$376bo$286bo87bobo$196bo87bobo88b2o$106bo87bobo88b2o127b
3o$104bobo88b2o217bo$105b2o127b3o178bo$144b3o87bo$144bo90bo147bo$145bo
147bo90bo$203bo90bo87b3o$113bo90bo87b3o127b2o$114bo87b3o217bobo$112b3o
127b2o178bo$152b2o88bobo$152bobo87bo$152bo$301bo$211bo87bobo$121bo87bo
bo88b2o$119bobo88b2o127b3o$120b2o127b3o87bo$159b3o87bo90bo$159bo90bo
147bo$160bo147bo90bo$218bo90bo87b3o$128bo90bo87b3o127b2o$129bo87b3o
127b2o88bobo$127b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$167b2o88bobo87bo$167bobo87bo$167bo
238bo$316bo87bobo$226bo87bobo88b2o$136bo87bobo88b2o$134bobo88b2o$135b
2o127b3o$264bo$265bo147bo$323bo90bo$233bo90bo87b3o$143bo90bo87b3o127b
2o$144bo87b3o217bobo$142b3o127b2o178bo$272bobo$272bo$421bo$331bo87bobo
$241bo87bobo88b2o$151bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$149bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$150b2o
127b3o87bo90bo$189b3o87bo90bo$189bo90bo147bo$190bo147bo90bo$248bo90bo
87b3o$158bo90bo87b3o127b2o$159bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$157b3o127b2o88bobo
87bo$197b2o88bobo87bo$197bobo87bo$197bo238bo$346bo87bobo$256bo87bobo
88b2o$166bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$164bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$165b2o127b3o87bo
90bo$204b3o87bo90bo$204bo90bo147bo$205bo147bo90bo$263bo90bo87b3o$173bo
90bo87b3o$174bo87b3o$172b3o127b2o$212b2o88bobo$212bobo87bo$212bo238bo$
361bo87bobo$271bo87bobo88b2o$181bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$179bobo88b2o127b3o
87bo$180b2o127b3o87bo90bo$219b3o87bo90bo$219bo90bo147bo$220bo238bo$
278bo178b3o$188bo90bo217b2o$189bo87b3o217bobo$187b3o127b2o178bo$227b2o
88bobo$227bobo87bo$227bo238bo$376bo87bobo$286bo87bobo88b2o$196bo87bobo
88b2o127b3o$194bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$195b2o127b3o87bo90bo$234b3o87bo90bo
$234bo90bo147bo$235bo238bo$293bo178b3o$203bo90bo217b2o$204bo87b3o127b
2o88bobo$202b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$242b2o88bobo87bo$242bobo87bo$242bo238b
o$391bo87bobo$301bo87bobo88b2o$211bo87bobo88b2o$209bobo88b2o127b3o$
210b2o127b3o87bo$249b3o87bo90bo$249bo90bo147bo$250bo238bo$308bo178b3o$
218bo90bo217b2o$219bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$217b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$257b2o
88bobo87bo$257bobo87bo$257bo238bo$406bo87bobo$316bo87bobo88b2o$226bo
87bobo88b2o$224bobo88b2o127b3o$225b2o127b3o87bo$264b3o87bo90bo$264bo
90bo147bo$265bo147bo90bo$323bo90bo87b3o$233bo90bo87b3o127b2o$234bo87b
3o217bobo$232b3o127b2o178bo$272b2o88bobo$272bobo87bo$272bo238bo$509bob
o$331bo178b2o$241bo87bobo217b3o$239bobo88b2o217bo$240b2o127b3o178bo$
279b3o87bo$279bo90bo147bo$280bo147bo90bo$338bo90bo87b3o$248bo90bo87b3o
127b2o$249bo87b3o217bobo$247b3o127b2o178bo$287b2o88bobo$287bobo87bo$
287bo238bo$524bobo$346bo178b2o$256bo87bobo217b3o$254bobo88b2o217bo$
255b2o127b3o178bo$294b3o87bo$294bo90bo$295bo$353bo$263bo90bo$264bo87b
3o127b2o$262b3o127b2o88bobo$302b2o88bobo87bo$302bobo87bo$302bo238bo$
539bobo$361bo178b2o$271bo87bobo217b3o$269bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$270b2o
127b3o87bo90bo$309b3o87bo90bo$309bo90bo$310bo147bo$368bo90bo$278bo90bo
87b3o$279bo87b3o127b2o$277b3o127b2o88bobo$317b2o88bobo87bo$317bobo87bo
$317bo238bo$466bo87bobo$376bo87bobo88b2o$286bo87bobo88b2o127b3o$284bob
o88b2o217bo$285b2o127b3o178bo$324b3o87bo$324bo90bo147bo$325bo147bo90bo
$383bo90bo87b3o$293bo90bo87b3o$294bo87b3o$292b3o127b2o$332b2o88bobo$
332bobo87bo$332bo2$391bo$301bo87bobo217b3o$299bobo88b2o127b3o87bo$300b
2o127b3o87bo90bo$339b3o87bo90bo$339bo90bo147bo$340bo238bo$398bo178b3o$
308bo90bo217b2o$309bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$307b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$347b2o
88bobo87bo$347bobo87bo$347bo238bo$496bo87bobo$406bo87bobo88b2o$316bo
87bobo88b2o$314bobo88b2o$315b2o127b3o$354b3o87bo$354bo90bo147bo$355bo
147bo90bo$413bo90bo87b3o$323bo90bo87b3o127b2o$324bo87b3o127b2o88bobo$
322b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$362b2o88bobo87bo$362bobo87bo$362bo238bo$511bo
87bobo$421bo87bobo88b2o$331bo87bobo88b2o$329bobo88b2o$330b2o127b3o$
369b3o87bo$369bo90bo$370bo147bo$428bo90bo$338bo90bo87b3o127b2o$339bo
87b3o127b2o88bobo$337b3o127b2o88bobo87bo$377b2o88bobo87bo$377bobo87bo$
377bo238bo$614bobo$436bo178b2o$346bo87bobo$344bobo88b2o127b3o$345b2o
127b3o87bo$384b3o87bo90bo$384bo90bo147bo$385bo147bo90bo$443bo90bo87b3o
$353bo90bo87b3o127b2o$354bo87b3o217bobo$352b3o127b2o178bo$392b2o88bobo
$392bobo87bo$392bo238bo$541bo87bobo$451bo87bobo88b2o$361bo87bobo88b2o
127b3o$359bobo88b2o217bo$360b2o127b3o178bo$399b3o87bo$399bo90bo$400bo
147bo$458bo90bo$368bo90bo87b3o$369bo87b3o$367b3o127b2o$407b2o88bobo$
407bobo87bo$407bo238bo$556bo87bobo$466bo87bobo88b2o$376bo87bobo88b2o
127b3o14bo6bo$374bobo88b2o127b3o87bo14b3o4b3o$375b2o127b3o87bo90bo12bo
6bo$414b3o87bo90bo102b2o5b2o$414bo90bo147bo$415bo147bo90bo$473bo90bo
87b3o$383bo90bo87b3o128bo8b3o$384bo87b3o218b2o6b2ob2o$382b3o127b2o178b
obo6b2ob2o$422b2o88bobo173b2o11b5o$422bobo87bo175bo11b2o3b2o$422bo238b
o27bo3bo$571bo87bobo32bo$481bo87bobo88b2o31bo6bo$391bo87bobo88b2o126b
2obo$389bobo88b2o127b3o14bo6bo67bo$390b2o127b3o87bo14b3o4b3o$429b3o87b
o90bo12bo6bo67bob2o$429bo90bo102b2o5b2o36bo31bo2bo$430bo238bo31bobo$
488bo178b3o$398bo90bo187b2o$399bo87b3o127b2o8b3o47b2o$397b3o127b2o88bo
bo6b2ob2o46b2o$437b2o88bobo87bo8b2ob2o46b3o20b3o$437bobo87bo85b2o11b5o
44b5o19bo3bo$437bo175b2o10b2o3b2o43b2o3bo17bo5bo$586bo88bo4bo18bo3bo$
496bo87bobo92bo20b3o$406bo87bobo88b2o38bo74b3o$404bobo88b2o126b2obo$
405b2o127b3o14bo6bo67bo35bo8b2o12b2o$444b3o87bo14b3o4b3o101bobo6bo2bo
12bobo$444bo90bo12bo6bo67bob2o32bobo7bo3bo2b2o9bo13b2o$445bo102b2o5b2o
54b3o11bo2bo24b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$503bo109bo12bobo24b2o4bobo
16b2obo$413bo90bo107bo47bobo4b3o8bo2bo$414bo87b3o97b2o58bo15b2obo$412b
3o127b2o8b3o47b2o72b3o6b2o$452b2o88bobo6b2ob2o120b2o7bobo$452bobo87bo
8b2ob2o69b3o59bo$452bo85b2o11b5o48b2o18bo3bo58b2o$538b2o10b2o3b2o46bob
o17bo5bo$511bo93bo18bo3bo$421bo87bobo113b3o$419bobo88b2o38bo74b3o$420b
2o126b2obo$459b3o14bo6bo67bo35bo8b2o12b2o$459bo14b3o4b3o101bobo6bo2bo
12bobo$460bo12bo6bo67bob2o32bobo7bo3bo2b2o9bo13b2o$473b2o5b2o36bo31bo
2bo24b2o3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$428bo90bo31bobo24b2o4bobo16b2obo$
429bo87b3o65bobo4b3o8bo2bo$427b3o97b2o58bo15b2obo$467b2o8b3o47b2o72b3o
6b2o$467bobo6b2ob2o46b2o72b2o7bobo$467bo8b2ob2o46b3o20b3o59bo$463b2o
11b5o44b5o19bo3bo58b2o$463b2o10b2o3b2o43b2o3bo17bo5bo$436bo88bo4bo18bo
3bo$434bobo92bo20b3o$435b2o38bo74b3o$473b2obo$476bo35bo8b2o12b2o$510bo
bo6bo2bo12bobo$473bob2o32bobo7bo3bo2b2o9bo13b2o$443bo31bo2bo24b2o3bo2b
o7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$444bo31bobo24b2o4bobo16b2obo$442b3o65bobo4b3o8bo
2bo$452b2o58bo15b2obo$452b2o72b3o6b2o$452b2o72b2o7bobo$452b3o20b3o59bo
$450b5o19bo3bo58b2o$450b2o3bo17bo5bo$450bo4bo18bo3bo$454bo20b3o$475b3o
2$437bo8b2o12b2o$435bobo6bo2bo12bobo$434bobo7bo3bo2b2o9bo13b2o$428b2o
3bo2bo7bo2b2o2b3o8b2o12b2o$428b2o4bobo16b2obo$435bobo4b3o8bo2bo$437bo
15b2obo$451b3o6b2o$451b2o7bobo$462bo$462b2o!
2015 has given us many wonders, and I thought it would be a great idea to renew the tradition of the Pattern of the Year competition.

I now encourage you to enter the patterns that you consider to be the coolest, funniest of otherwise best. You may enter both your own and other people's patterns in any sensible amount, but the patterns should have been discovered in 2015 and should work under B3/S23. It is so far not necessary to post any links or descriptions, although later I will ask for them. If everybody else thinks that the pattern you entered should not be here, I will remove it. Catagolue is not a pattern.

Here are my entries:
  • Demonoids and gun for one of them
  • Syntheses of B29, X66, half-X66 with HWSS, Pushalong 1, 25P3H1V0.2, 30P5H2V0, 30P4H2V0.4, a pufferfish spaceship, and the weekender (I think they should go as one entry)
  • Very-very small sawtooth
  • HBK gun - yes, it was really made in 2015, not 2014
  • Recursive filter
Here are other people's entries combined:
  • Simkin glider gun
  • simek's new single-lane construction arm toolkit
  • Kazyan's syringe
  • Kazyan's H-to-MWSS converter
  • Scorbie's and codeholic's [L|M]WSS->G converter
  • The new and improved Elementary Conduits collection
  • Chris Cain's collection of new smaller glider guns
  • Bob Shemyakin's collections of optimized glider syntheses
  • Quadratic Sawtooth
  • tlog(log(t)) growth
  • Chris Cain's glider-to-weekender-to-glider converter
  • dragon lightsaber
When there are no new entries for 48 hours, the competition will proceed to its next part.
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Post by drc » December 31st, 2015, 2:26 pm

Simkin glider gun, because it is the smallest glider gun and also spartan.

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Post by rowett » December 31st, 2015, 3:22 pm

Alexey_Nigin wrote:First of all, I would like to wish all of you a happy New Year!
To you too!
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Post by dvgrn » December 31st, 2015, 4:02 pm

More nominations:

simek's new single-lane construction arm toolkit -- this will probably turn out to be the biggest advance in self-constructing circuitry since the Gemini, once the recipes are developed further.
Kazyan's syringe -- the fast G-to-H that Herschel plumbers have been wishing for for a decade, also allowing for fast signal splitters and other more efficient circuitry
Kazyan's H-to-MWSS converter, another long-time Holy Grail for stable circuitry enthusiasts (how many of us are there now? Are we in the double digits these days?)
Scorbie's and codeholic's [L|M]WSS->G converter, a minor miracle of modern Life engineering.
The new and improved Elementary Conduits collection -- thunk's version of the ECC is currently the latest and greatest.
Chris Cain's collection of new smaller glider guns -- presumably counts as one entry. Uses a lot of syringes and other new conduits and converters from the ECC.
Bob Shemyakin's collections of optimized glider syntheses, completed (though not necessarily complete) this year.

All in all I'd say that 2015 has been a very good year for B3/S23!

(And I hope simsim314's engineless Caterpillar gets finished in 2016. It would definitely be near the top of my list if a working example were available! It's gotten to that last-10% stage of development that requires 90% of the work, I think.)

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Post by thunk » December 31st, 2015, 7:33 pm

dvgrn wrote:All in all I'd say that 2015 has been a very good year for B3/S23!
I would certainly agree that that is the case. In fact, that's probably the reason I came to (and actually participated in!) CGoL in the first place. The last few years--forty after the creation of this piece of recreational mathematics--have been simply amazing.

I have nothing to add to the above nominations, but Happy New Year, everyone!
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Re: Pattern of the Year 2015 (Entries)

Post by gameoflifeboy » December 31st, 2015, 8:38 pm

I want to nominate the Demonoid, and Alexey's Sawmill, specifically the recursive filter, which is probably my favorite pattern of 2015.
If anyone doesn't remember the recursive filter, here it is:

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x = 248, y = 79, rule = B3/S23
120b2o$119b3o$116bob2o15bo$103bo12bo2bo8b3o4bobo$102bobo11bob2o16bobo$
92b2o7bob2o14b3o2b2o2bo7bo2bo3b2o$35bo55bobo6b2ob2o15b2o2bo3bo7bobo4b
2o$34bobo53bo6b3obob2o20bo2bo6bobo$33bob2o15b2o27b2o7bo2bo2bo2bo2bobo
20b2o8bo$9b2o16b2o3b2ob2o14bobo27b2o7bo6b2o4bo$9b2o16b2o4bob2o13bo6b2o
32bobo$34bobo13bo2bo2bo2bob2o29b2o63bo$35bo5bo8bo6b2o2b2o10b2o42bo39b
3o$41bobo7bobo19bobo28bobo10bobo40bo$41b2o9b2o14b2o6bo11bobo14b2o10b2o
40b2o$60bo6bo2bo2bo2bo10bo2bo4bo9bo$60b4o4b2o6bo9b2o5b2o$44bo16b4o8bob
o8b2o3bo8b2o$43bobo5b2o8bo2bo8b2o11b2o10b2o$34bo6b2o3bo14b4o13bo8bo2bo
57b2o5b2o7b3o$33bo7b2o3bo4bobob2o3b4o12b2o10bobo21bo35b2o5b2o7bo$7b5o
21b3o5b2o3bo5b2o3bo2bo16b2o34b2o50bo$6bob3obo25b2o3bobo10bo55b2o38b2o
19b2o$7bo3bo25bobo4bo8bo2bo95b2o19b2o$8b3o26bo136bo$9bo26b2o132b4o$
169bo3bo$26bo36bo5bobo97b3o$26bobo6b2o4bo4b2o16bo4b2o100b2o$7bo18b2o6b
o2bobo3bobo2bo13b3o5bo102bo$7bo26b3o9b3o125bo4b2o56bobo$6bobo5bo22b2o
5b2o29b2o96bo5b2o52b3o3bo$5b2ob2o2bobo21bo2b5o2bo28b2o156b2o5b2o$4bo5b
o2b2o21b2o7b2o172b2o8bo6bo3b2o$7bo211b3o7bob2o2b2obo$4b2o3b2o60bo55bo
92bo2bobob2o2bo6bo3bo$23b2o28b2o14bobo11b2o28b2o13b2o89b2o2b2o3b4o3bo
6bo2bo$22b4o13b2o11b4o14b2o10b4o26b4o11b2o88bo2b2o2bo2bo8b6o2bobo$22b
2ob2o10b2ob2o10b2ob2o25b2ob2o25b2ob2o100bo2b2o3bo18bo2bo$o23b2o11b4o
13b2o28b2o28b2o101bo2b2o2bo2bo8b6o2bobo$3o35b2o52b4o26b4o93b2o2b2o3b4o
3bo6bo2bo$3bo5b2o80bo3bo25bo3bo94bo2bobob2o2bo6bo3bo$2b2o5bo85bo29bo
93b3o7bob2o2b2obo$10b3o47b2o29bo2bo26bo2bo94b2o8bo6bo3b2o$12bo4b2o41bo
5bo111bo54b2o5b2o$18b2o32bo5bobo5b2o111bo53b3o3bo$17bo34bobo3b2o5bobo
9b2o98b3o48bo8bobo$35bo17bobo22bo147b3o$2b2obob2o26b2o16bo2bo21bobo7b
2o135bo$2bo5bo21b2o4b2o15bobo17b2o4b2o7b2o135b2o$3bo3bo18b2o2b2o4b3o
13bobo17b2o11b2o10bo4bo$4b3o3bo15b2o2b2o4b2o7bobo4bo21bo9b3o10bo4bobo$
10b2o23b2o9b2o37b2o10bo7b2o$9bobo23bo10bo41b2o2b2o11b2o4b2o$88b2o2bo2b
2o8b2o4b2o116b2o5b2o$93b4o5bobo124b2o5b2o$94bo7bo117bo$217b3o12b2o$
213b2obo15b2o$7bo43bo161bo4bo$7bo43b2o161b3o$6bobo30bobo8bobo$5b2ob2o
29bo3bo165b2o$4bo5bo18b2o12bo10b2o153b2o$7bo21b2o8bo4bo7bo2bo7bo24b2o
9b2o$4b2o3b2o32bo7bo7b2o3bo22b2o9bobo104b2o5b2o$39bo3bo7bo6bo5bo17bo6b
o7b3o4b2ob3o95b2o5b2o$39bobo9bo7b5o17bobo12b3o4bo2b4o$6bo45bo2bo18b2o
3b2o3bo12b3o4b2o$6bo47b2o18b2o3b2o3bo13bobo$5bo73b2o3bo14b2o$81bobo$
82bo$7b2o$7b2o200bo$208b2o$208b3o$210b2o$210b2o!
Inserting gliders spaced multiples of 60 generations apart, where the nth glider is at position f(n) into the top right of the filter causes gliders to be emitted from the bottom left at positions asymptotic to 1, f(1), f(f(1)), etc. This proves that for any growth rate achievable as a p60 stream of gliders, a non-trivially slower growth rate can be constructed. See Calcyman's post here for details.

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Post by Bullet51 » December 31st, 2015, 10:10 pm

I would like to nominate the Quadratic Sawtooth.

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Post by dvgrn » December 31st, 2015, 11:39 pm

Bullet51 wrote:I would like to nominate the Quadratic Sawtooth.
Ooh, the Quadratic Sawtooth! That thing is really impressive. Here's a link to Extrementhusiast's actual assembled 785x785 pattern. The collaboration included Scorbie, Alexey_Nigin, and Kiran, I believe, and was based on an initial idea by A for Awesome.

It's been a good year for collaboration, certainly -- as the current LifeWiki entry for Dart indicates (just for example). Happy New Year to you all, and here's to 2016!

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Post by triller » January 1st, 2016, 1:17 pm

Given the absence of a Pattern of the Year for 2014, is it unreasonable to include patterns since the last such honors?
Biggiemac's waterbear misses the 2015 cutoff by a mere 3 days and 22 hours. Seems a shame.
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Post by calcyman » January 1st, 2016, 1:20 pm

triller wrote:Given the absence of a Pattern of the Year for 2014, is it unreasonable to include patterns since the last such honors?
Biggiemac's waterbear misses the 2015 cutoff by a mere 3 days and 22 hours. Seems a shame.
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I think the waterbear is the undisputed Pattern of the Year 2014, to be honest (although it's entirely plausible I've forgotten about other discoveries that year).
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Post by Kiran » January 1st, 2016, 1:37 pm

What about tlog(log(t)) growth?
EDIT:
Or this breeder: viewtopic.php?p=17412#p17412?
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Post by dvgrn » January 1st, 2016, 1:46 pm

calcyman wrote:I think the waterbear is the undisputed Pattern of the Year 2014, to be honest...
That sounds right to me.
calcyman wrote:... (although it's entirely plausible I've forgotten about other discoveries that year).
Chris Cain's Centipede and the half-baked knightship variants, including the HBK gun, and the weekender distaff (hey, I like that new wiki tag!) and Switch engine ping-pong (23-cell quadratic growth) seem to me like very good runner-up candidates for Pattern of the Year 2014 -- but they're just plain outclassed by the waterbear.

EDIT: I'm not so sure about the collaborative effort to find syntheses for all 16- and 17-bit still lifes, though -- both of those projects were completed in 2014. They really seem right up there in waterbear territory. Maybe we could do a vote for 2014 Pattern of the Year, along with the 2015 one? Better late than never.

I remember the Snark got specifically mentioned for Pattern of the Year 2013, and the semi-Snark and loafer synthesis and guns and a few other things would be good runners-up. Probably no need to reach back that far. There was a page for 2012 Pattern of the Year, though I'm not sure the voting was ever really completed or tabulated. Doesn't much matter -- seems like making the list is more important than which one wins, anyway.

Speaking of that, here's another 2015 candidate I forgot: Chris Cain's glider-to-weekender-to-glider converter.

Not sure I'd want the waterbear in the running for 2015, come to think of it. Seems like there's plenty of new 2015 stuff for a good competition already.

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Post by Alexey_Nigin » January 1st, 2016, 4:14 pm

We are getting lots of entries!
Daniel wrote:Simkin glider gun
Well, I need to repair my internal calendar. It seemed to me that this gun had been availible forever.
Eric wrote:I want to nominate the Demonoid, and Alexey's Sawmill, specifically the recursive filter, which is probably my favorite pattern of 2015.
Those were in my original post, so do not get confused if you don't see them in "Other people's entries".
triller wrote:Given the absence of a Pattern of the Year for 2014, is it unreasonable to include patterns since the last such honors?
Dave wrote:Seems like there's plenty of new 2015 stuff for a good competition already.
I agree with Dave.
Dave also wrote:Maybe we could do a vote for 2014 Pattern of the Year, along with the 2015 one? Better late than never.
I intended to do it a year ago, but do-not-remember-what distracted me from doing this. Whatever it was, it is no longer in effect, so I think I will make that competition. But I do not want to run two competitions simultaneously, for people can confuse them. After all, we have already been waiting for a year, and waiting for an additional week does not sound bad.
Adam wrote:I think the waterbear is the undisputed Pattern of the Year 2014, to be honest
I am not so sure: HBK was awesome in my opinion.
Kiran wrote:Or this breeder: viewtopic.php?p=17412#p17412?
I wrote:...and should work under B3/S23.
I am sorry, but this entry does not conform to the rules.
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Post by Extrementhusiast » January 2nd, 2016, 3:29 am

While it may be of a lesser caliber than some of these other entries, I think I will nominate my p46-based dragon lightsaber, which might at least win the consolation prize of coolest name.
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Post by Kiran » January 4th, 2016, 4:14 am

48 hours have passed without any entries!
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Post by Alexey_Nigin » January 4th, 2016, 6:27 am

Kiran wrote:48 hours have passed without any entries!
Indeed, and this marks the start of the second part of the competition. This part is arguably the most important one, for it is the time when we document the entries. Here is what I made so far:
  • Demonoids are highly-simplified, diagonally-moving variants of the original Gemini spaceship. The 0hd Demonoid is the only case where a spaceship gun pattern was completed before the actual spaceship. By Chris Cain and Dave Greene.
  • Syntheses of B29, X66, half-X66 with HWSS, Pushalong 1, 25P3H1V0.2, 30P5H2V0, 30P4H2V0.4, a pufferfish spaceship, and the weekender were discovered in 2015, which exceeds the number of spaceship syntheses found in any previous year, including 1970. By Extrementhusiast, Tanner Jacobi, and Chris Cain. Anybody else?
  • Sawtooth 177 is currently the smallest known sawtooth. By Thunk, Tanner Jacobi, Chris Cain, Adam P. Goucher, and Dave Greene.
  • HBK Gun is an extremely large and complex gun that fires parallel HBKs. It is the only gun to produce non-self-constructing macro-spaceships. By Chris Cain and Michael Simkin.
  • Recursive Filter allows the creation of extremely slow-growing patterns. A single recursive filter gives the growth rate of log*(t), which is slower than the growth rate of any pattern constructed before. Recursive filters can be stacked to obtain even more mind-boggling growth rates. By Alexey Nigin and Kiran Linsuain.
  • Sinkin Glider Gun is the smallest gun ever constructed. The previous record-holder, Gosper glider gun, was constructed as long ago as 1970! By Michael Simkin.
  • Single-Lane Construction Arm Toolkit is an important result for simplifying self-constructing circuitry, especially those where a recipe needs to be duplicated, as in the linear propagator, not just interpreted as in the Demonoid and Gemini. By simeks.
  • Syringe is the fast G-to-H that Herschel plumbers have been wishing for for a decade, also allowing for fast signal splitters and other much more efficient logic circuits, including self-constructing circuitry. By Tanner Jacobi.
  • H-to-MWSS (link?) is the smallest converter of Herschels into (non-glider) standard spaceships. Prior constructions of XWSSs required many Herschel tracks and a large area. By Tanner Jacobi.
  • [L|M]WSS-to-G converter is the second known small conduit that turns standard spaceships into gliders, and the first that accepts LWSSs. By Ivan Fomichev and Dongook Lee.
  • Elementary Conduits Collection, recently significantly expanded with new discoveries, is a one-stop shop for the building blocks of stable tracks. It was organized to catalogue all converters between likely active reactions, not just from Herschel to Herschel. By Matthias Merzenich, Dave Greene, and Thunk.
  • Collection of Guns is an ambitious project to collect new smaller glider guns using the syringe and other recent discoveries. All guns in the range 78-999 were eventually reduced to bounding boxes less than 8000 cells. By Chris Cain, simeks, scote, and Dave Greene.
  • Bob Shemyakin's Syntheses are often cheaper than what could be found in Mark Niemiec's database (and those were already pretty good). This was the result of a lot of patient script-writing and collecting collision results, starting with adding two gliders (within a certain range) to every possible two-glider collision. Many new 4-, 5-, and 6-glider still life recipes were found, and optimizations for many larger still lifes up to 15 bits. By Bob Shemyakin.
  • Quadratic Sawtooth is a sawtooth whose population peaks grow quadratically. By Martin Grant, Aidan F. Pierce, Dongook Lee, and Alexey Nigin.
  • t*log(log(t)) Growth is pattern with an exotic growth rate. That growth rate has long been achievable via exponential filters, but this pattern utilises a completely different design. By Alexey Nigin and Michael Simkin.
  • G-to-Weekender Converter splits a single input glider into 82 separate signals, and successfully synchronizes them to produce an output weekender spaceship. The previous record synchronization was Calcyman's glider-to-Cordership converter, which produced 19 synchronized gliders from one input signal. By Chris Cain.
  • Dragon Lightsaber is a misterious pattern that seems to calculate some sequence. It is this type of a lightsaber. By Martin Grant.
If can contribute anything to those descriptions, please do it! Yes, even if you can contribute to already-existing description.

I will create a voting thread as soon as I am satisfied with the list above.

Kiran, do you want to provide your real name?
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Post by thunk » January 4th, 2016, 7:11 pm

Here's what I've got for the descriptions:
  • The 0hd and 10hd Demonoid are highly-simplified, diagonally-moving variants of the original Gemini spaceship. The first 0hd Demonoid was constructed by a macrospaceship gun. By Chris Cain and Dave Greene
  • Until 2015, very few exotic spaceships could be constructed by gliders. Then, clever effort led to constructions of the B29, X66, Pushalong 1, 25P3H0V1.2, 30P5H2V0, and several other spaceships. By Martin Grant et al.

    (Note that syntheses of the dart and crab were discovered late in 2014; this info mostly from the wiki.)
  • The new single-lane construction arm toolkit is a way of powering a universal constructor using only single gliders spaced over 90 ticks apart. Previous universal constructors have required synchronized glider pairs 0, 9, or 10 ticks apart. by Simeks
  • The H-to-MWSS is the smallest converter of Herschels into (non-glider) standard spaceships. Prior constructions of XWSSs required many Herschel tracks and a large area. by Tanner Jacobi
  • Conversely, the LWSS and MWSS-G converter is the second known small conduit that turns standard spaceships into gliders, and the first that accepts LWSSs. by Ivan Fomichev and Dongook Lee
  • The Elementary Conduits Collection, recently significantly expanded with new discoveries, is a one-stop shop for the building blocks of Herschel (and other) tracks. by Matthias Merzenich, Dave Greene, and Thunk

    (Sorry, don't know enough about the next two red entries).
  • The Glider-Weekender converter, based on the weekender synthesis mentioned above, is another way of using a glider or Herschel track to create a non-standard spaceship. By Chris Cain
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Post by dvgrn » January 4th, 2016, 9:33 pm

thunk wrote:Here's what I've got for the descriptions...
Thanks! I've been writing up a few more notes off and on today. There was some overlap, so I've removed a few of mine, but some had a different enough perspective that I included them anyway. @Alexey, sorry about the mess:
  • Demonoids and gun for one of them: The 10hd and 0hd Demonoids are the first self-constructing diagonal spaceships. The 0hd Demonoid, completed by chris_c on 6 December 2016 in collaboration with dvgrn, is the only case where a spaceship gun pattern was completed before the actual spaceship.
  • Syntheses of cool spaceships: glider constructions for the B29, X66, half-X66 with HWSS, Pushalong 1, 25P3H1V0.2, 30P5H2V0, 30P4H2V0.4, a pufferfish spaceship, and the weekender were discovered in 2015, along with syntheses for the Gemini and 0hd Demonoid macro-spaceships. Extrementhusiast, Kazyan, and chris_c were the biggest contributors to this collaborative effort. More new spaceship syntheses were discovered in 2015 than in any previous year, including 1970.
  • Kazyan's syringe -- the fast G-to-H that Herschel plumbers have been wishing for for a decade, also allowing for fast signal splitters and other much more efficient logic circuits, including self-constructing circuitry.
  • simeks' new single-lane construction arm toolkit -- an important result for simplifying self-constructing circuitry, especially those where a recipe needs to be duplicated, as in the linear propagator, not just interpreted as in the Demonoid and Gemini. Anyone could have run this search any time in the last twenty or thirty years, but nobody thought to do it until simeks posted a single-construction-lane universal toolkit on 19 December 2015.
  • Elementary Conduits Collection: Interest in stable circuitry moved beyond standard Herschel tracks in 2015, and a stamp collection was organized to catalogue all converters between likely active reactions, not just from Herschel to Herschel. thunk's version is currently the latest and greatest.
  • New Collection of Guns: chris_c's ambitious project to collect new smaller glider guns using the syringe and other recent discoveries. All guns in the range 78-999 were eventually reduced to bounding boxes less than 8000 cells. Seems like an impressive feat of engineering. Contributors included chris_c, simeks, scote, and dvgrn.
  • Bob Shemyakin's syntheses: often Bob found cheaper ways to build things than could be found in Mark Niemiec's database (and those were already pretty good). This was the result of a lot of patient script-writing and collecting collision results, starting with adding two gliders (within a certain range) to every possible two-glider collision. Many new 4-, 5-, and 6-glider still life recipes were found, and optimizations for many larger still lifes up to 15 bits.
  • Glider-to-Weekender: A record-setting synchronization exercise by chris_c on 26 September 2015, this pattern splits a single input glider into 82 separate signals, and successfully synchronizes them to produce an output weekender spaceship. I believe the previous record synchronization was Calcyman's glider-to-Cordership converter, which produced 19 synchronized gliders from one input signal.

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Post by Kiran » January 6th, 2016, 1:20 pm

Alexey's Sawmill
Someone (gmc_nxtman) made a LifeWiki page for the pattern and named it "log****(t) growth", I did not want the pattern to be stuck with such a boring name and renamed it "Sawmill". However, as the discoverer of the pattern, Alexey_Nigin has the right to name it.
EDIT:
Same for Tlog(log(t)) growth.
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Post by Kiran » January 7th, 2016, 10:40 am

Also, I came up with an improved system of voting:
Once the patterns are listed, every voter gives a score to each pattern. The only restriction on the scores is that they all must be real and the average absolute deviation of the scores given by an individual voter is smaller or equal to some arbitrary fixed constant k. After the vote, the scores for each pattern are added up and compared.

For example, if n=17 (the number of entries) and the arbitrary constant is set to k=1/n=1/17 and the deviation from the median is used, a voter can vote {1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} or {-1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} or {-1/2,1/4,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,-1/4,0,0,0} or...

This system provides higher flexibility then the standard "up-vote one pattern" system.

One question remains, which average absolute deviation to use?
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Re: Pattern of the Year 2015 (Entries)

Post by praosylen » January 7th, 2016, 3:25 pm

Kiran wrote:One question remains, which average absolute deviation to use?
I'm pretty sure the final results do not depend on the exact value of k.

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Post by Alexey_Nigin » January 7th, 2016, 4:47 pm

Thank you Dave and Thunk for your awesome replies. Everything looks almost complete now. I guess it will not be long before I create a voting thread (if my Internet connection doesn't turn off again).
Kiran wrote:Also, I came up with an improved system of voting...
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Re: Pattern of the Year 2015 (Entries)

Post by thunk » January 7th, 2016, 6:32 pm

The usual methodology in these cases, used in the AP poll sports rankings involves each voter ordering the entries. Then, the voter's top choice is given n points, the next n-1, and so on until their nth choice is given 1 point (for some value of n). The points given by each voter are then added together to determine the final result.

It's not ideal, but more straightforward than Kiran's system.
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Post by Kiran » January 7th, 2016, 7:39 pm

Alexey_Nigin wrote:Firstly, buy a bottle of poison and put a bit of it into a syringe. Then take a cockroach and invite it to chat with you. The cockroach should feel relaxed and comfortable, or the method will not work. Tell your cockroach a good joke so it laughs out loud. Quickly take your syringe and inject a drop of poison into cockroach's mouth. You can repeat this procedure until there are no cockroaches in your house.
Did you try this method yet?
Also, did you come up with good names for the patterns mentioned in my previous post?
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Kiran wrote:One question remains, which average absolute deviation to use?
I'm pretty sure the final results do not depend on the exact value of k.

Are we allowed to use casus irreducibilis solutions to cubic equations?
As long as it is the same positive real number for all voters, it makes no difference.
What I meant was whether to use the average absolute deviation around the mean, mode, or median.
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Re: Pattern of the Year 2015 (Entries)

Post by Extrementhusiast » January 8th, 2016, 8:41 pm

I'll just leave this link here.

Pick your system based on what criteria you want it to satisfy.
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