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原始链接: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40313264

确实 - 我看到我选择的语言中存在歧义。是的，我试图进行交流，根据我的理解，这里的主要帖子是原创作品，但从那时起它激发了很多项目。如果您喜欢观看彩色球飞来飞去，您可能还会喜欢：https://www.zerok.com/demo/这是一个小玩具模型，展示了我们的离子源、激光冷却+光电离内部发生的情况。我有时在谈话中使用它。颜色图是红色=热，蓝色=冷，白色=离子该死，这太酷了。它很快就发育出了细胞，浅蓝色颗粒充当红色和蓝色颗粒的细胞壁。粒子+算法音乐程序Clusterworks有继承者吗？我过去常常花几个小时观看它并用鼠标改变动作和音乐。自组织总是给我留下深刻的印象。看看 smoothlife。它在 YouTube 上的某个地方。在注释中，创作者讨论了放弃该项目，因为一直致力于该项目会消耗灵魂。言于智者。

The project you linked to has this in the readme:

    This project was inspired by: Jeffery Ventrella’s Clusters http://www.ventrella.com/Clusters/

So it looks like this submission is the original.

Indeed - I see the ambiguity in the language I chose.

Yes I was trying to communicate, from my understanding, the main post here is the original work, but it has inspired a bunch of projects since then.

If you enjoy watching colorful balls fly around you may also enjoy:

https://www.zerok.com/demo/

This is a little toy model of what goes on inside our ion source, laser cooling + photoionization. I use it in talks sometimes. The colormap is red=hot, blue=cold, white=ions

Damn, this is cool. It pretty quickly developed cells, the light blue particles acting as a cell wall for the red and blue ones.

Has there ever been a successor to the particles + algorithmic music program Clusterworks? I used to spend hours just watching it and changing the movements and music with my mouse.

Self organization always impresses me.

Check out smoothlife. It's on YouTube somewhere.

In the notes the creator discusses abandoning the project because of the soul-consuming effects of working on it all the time. Word to the wise.

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