[mkrecny]

Thanks for the feedback!

> This kills my back button. What are you storing in the URL?

The URL stores the system rule - the idea being that you can share it. The URL changes over time as you play because playing edits the system rule.

J and K toggle down and up the 'dynamism' in the system. It's semi-random in the sense that you can't control what new system you get when you press J or K, but you will get a system that has either less or more dynamism than the current system. Dynamism is a property of the system - roughly how often 'things change' per the system rule. EG a conditional in the system rule that necessitates an off cell becoming an on cell is a 'thing changing'.

[gus_massa]

Sometimes I get systems that are too flashy https://strangebinary.com/#111111000100110100001000010010001... Is is possible to eliminate them?

[mkrecny]

I understand that it's visually unpleasant (not to mention potentially dangerous for epileptics). That said it's literally just a rendering of what the system rule dictates. Lower dynamism systems tend not to be as flashy.

[malf]

You can map every flashy rule to the equivalent nonflashy rule by inverting all the bits, no interesting behavior is lost.

[tantalor]

You can replace history state without appending it

[mkrecny]

True!