Re: Catagolue Oddities
Posted: May 19th, 2019, 10:30 am
The page for the Schick Engine lists two C1 soups, but both links point to the same soup (the original one). Meanwhile, the xq12 tabulation lists only one occurrence, as expected.
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x = 180, y = 61, rule = B3/S23
115bo$114bo$114b3o$54bo$55b2o$54b2o$135bo$135bobo$135b2o12$78bo$76bobo
$77b2o9$4bo$3bo$3b3o$bo$2bo$3o78b2o$81b2o90b2o$174bo$89b2o83bob2o$85b
2o2bobo81b2o2bo$84bobo2bo85bobobo$86bo88bo2b2o$170b3ob2o3$164b3o$105b
2o59bo$24b2o78bo2bo57bo$23bobo79b2o$25bo$27b2o145bo$27bobo144bo$27bo
146bo2$170b3o3$172b3o$172bo$173bo!
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#C [[ GRID MAXGRIDSIZE 14 THEME Catagolue ]]
#CSYNTH xs17_8p7gs26z23 costs 33 gliders (true).
#CLL state-numbering golly
x = 254, y = 41, rule = B3/S23
86bobo$86b2o$87bo$95bo149bo$95bobo145bobo$95b2o147b2o5bobo$239bobo
9b2o$152bo87b2o10bo$150b2o88bo$151b2o$253bo$24bo226b2o$23bo63bo10b
o39b2o46b2o48b2o14b2o$23b3o60bobo8bo41bo2bo9b3o32bo2bo46bo2bo$86bo
bo8b3o39bobobo8bo34bobobo45bobobo$77b3o4b2o2b2o47b2o2b2o10bo31b2o
2bobo43b2o2bobo$79bo3bobobo48bobobo45bobobo45bobobo5b2o$78bo5bo2bo
7b2o40bo2bo9b2o34bobo7bo39bobo6bobo$28bobo56b2o6bobo42b2o7b2o34b2o
b2o6b2o3b2o32b2ob2o5b2o$28b2o65bo55bo43bobo3bobo47b2o$29bo106b2o
63bo49bobo$132bo3bobo112bo$130bobo3bo$23b2o106b2o65b3o$22b2o64b2o
110bo33b3o13b2o$12bo11bo64b2o108bo36bo13bobo$13b2o73bo146bo3b2o9bo
$12b2o12bo212bobo$25b2o212bo$25bobo2$13b3o$15bo29bo$14bo3b2o24b2o$
3o16b2o23bobo$2bo15bo$bo20b3o$24bo$23bo6b2o$29b2o$31bo!
Doublespam; one person is searching it too much with minimal-size hauls every 30 seconds, and the other has a spammy name.A for awesome wrote:Spam: https://catagolue.appspot.com/census/b3s234ce/1x256
Alright, but next time make the long name less spammytestitemqlstudop wrote:The long name is me, I wanted to test how long the names can get
EDIT: look at it again
How did testitem even manage to upload a quadrillion objects?Ian07 wrote:Someone's trolling again: https://catagolue.appspot.com/census
Fixed in commit b77841d9: https://gitlab.com/apgoucher/catagolue/ ... cec76069feIan07 wrote:Someone's trolling again: https://catagolue.appspot.com/census
By telling Catagolue that you found 10^15 instances of a particular object. (You couldn't get away with this in a real census, because there are statistical tests and peer-validation and so forth...)Moosey wrote:... even manage to upload a quadrillion objects?
THAT WAS NOT MEMoosey wrote:How did testitem even manage to upload a quadrillion objects?Ian07 wrote:Someone's trolling again: https://catagolue.appspot.com/census
Oh, sorry!testitemqlstudop wrote:THAT WAS NOT MEMoosey wrote:How did testitem even manage to upload a quadrillion objects?Ian07 wrote:Someone's trolling again: https://catagolue.appspot.com/census
And now the user pages are down: https://catagolue.appspot.com/user/apgoucher@gmx.comMoosey wrote:Oh, sorry!testitemqlstudop wrote:THAT WAS NOT MEMoosey wrote: How did testitem even manage to upload a quadrillion objects?
Yes, they were down due to an integer overflow problem, and I've deleted the offending censuses (as well as implementing provisions to prevent a repeat of this)._zM wrote:User pages are back up.
@calcyman:testitemqlstudop wrote:The same spammer that uploaded to SakaTest is back again:
http://gol.hatsya.co.uk/object/xsInfo_G ... tion/b3s23
The same guy uploaded a troll haul to that census as well: https://catagolue.appspot.com/haul/b2ci ... ommitted=2testitemqlstudop wrote:And um why is snowflakes C1 gone?![]()
I guess that puts X3VI as #1
I refer to them as Uploady mcGetYourOwnSymmetry (or just “Uploady”), if we need a unique name for these Sakagolue/Snowflakes/thatothersymmetry trolls (apparently there are multiple, forming a (according to Uploady II) “Nice coding community”. I think we can all agree that at least the first word doesn’t apply very well here. What kind of kind people ruin someone's Symmetry?)Ian07 wrote:The same guy uploaded a troll haul to that census as well: https://catagolue.appspot.com/haul/b2ci ... ommitted=2testitemqlstudop wrote:And um why is snowflakes C1 gone?![]()
I guess that puts X3VI as #1
This is an artifact of a now-fixed bug in apgsearch which I think caused it to search a different rule than intended? I'm not sure of the specifics but I remember that it affected the Morley census as well: https://catagolue.appspot.com/census/b368s245/C1Naszvadi wrote:A fake glider is listed with rank 1 in logarithmic replicator rule:
http://catagolue.appspot.com/census/b36s245/C1/xq4