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If I found some random reaction smashing together basic stuff, where would I go to see if it is already found?

Pi + Bi block = unusual still life:

a long time ago (literally back in 2016), the lord of the forums said

"This is an academic forum, not a chat or microblogging platform."
- nathaniel

but then the sandbox came and be like

"haha random posts go brrr"
- the sandbox


and so, all the fortnite 9 year olds with only the ...

Important note: I noticed that the overall "newbieness" of this forum is rapidly rising over the past few months, to a level that this forum has never reached before. Anyone know why? (OCA forum and sandbox are affected the most.)

On most threads it is me and 6 or 7 guests viewing, I reckon ...

Floor 246 is called “the war room” by those who dwell there, and consists of a grid of Risk boards, each played at by history’s greatest dictators, such as Mussolini, Stalin, Ceaser and Hitler. Each general is allowed to pass a piece to his neighbouring counterpart, and as such the whole room ...

Any meme blows up if you write it in Life

14 cell - 2895 generation methesula: #C [[ ZOOM 16 GRID COLOR GRID 192 192 192 GRIDMAJOR 10 COLOR GRIDMAJOR 128 128 128 COLOR DEADRAMP 255 220 192 COLOR ALIVE 0 0 0 COLOR ALIVERAMP 0 0 0 COLOR DEAD 192 220 255 COLOR BACKGROUND 255 255 255 GPS 10 WIDTH 937 HEIGHT 600 ]]
x = 10, y = 4, rule = B3/S23 ...

Possibly using a snarkmaker and a binary register, a dragon curve generator (a fractal - google it before reading). This algorithm adds 1 more iteration to a list of L/R turns (that would be stored on the binary register).
1)Start with a left turn
2)Put the current sequence into a spare register ...

Spontaneous/ incremental symmetry breaking:
Spontaneous: no part of pattern has symmetry but in 1 generation it has symmetry. x=2, y=3, rule=B3S23
ob$2b$2o!
Incremental: part of pattern was symmetrical, but part of both halves are not yet symmetrical, but will be in a generation.
x=9, y=5, rule ...

Robin Removal: any salvo that erases Sir Robin, like this one. x = 31, y = 87, rule = B3/S23
27bo$25bobo$26b2o6$25b2o$23bo2bo$22bo3bo$22b3o$17b4o6b2o$17b4o4b2obo$
15b3o6bo4bo$15bo3b2o4b4o$19b2o9bo$25bo3bo$15bo2b2o2b3o$14bo4bo7b2o$14b
2obo$12bo6b2o$12bob3ob2o$12bo2bo3b2o$14b2o2bobo$13bobobo2bo ...

Hi, I discovered how to fire 1 glider at a 2 engine cordership. It turns into a block laying switch engine. Not sure if it’s been catalogued, but interesting nonetheless. This works from several angles, but I put the cleanest one here. Unfortunately, since this is my first post, I don’t know how to ...