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⚡ Simulation with o3-mini high! Yes, this is EXACTLY what you think it is. Conway's Game of Life happening on a mini planet! 😀 The prompt was: "I’d like to make a JS simulation of a sphere where the universe of Conway's Game of Life is unfolding, multicolor, lots... show more

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