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A free Game of Life demo — play it in your browser, no install. Conway's Game of Life on a circuit-board grid, coloured and paced by EUR exchange rates from Frankfurter.

by @parthchandak02 · parthchandak02/flux on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON PARTHCHANDAK02.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Oct 2026

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Conway's Game of Life, tinted by exchange rates.

A circuit-board colony of cells that is meant to speed up when currencies move.

Live demo · How it works · Run it

Live capture, 22 October 2026. The EUR/USD figure is the built-in fallback rate; see the note below.

A 64 × 48 grid runs Conway's B3/S23 rule with wrap-around edges, drawn as glowing square cells on a dark circuit-board dot grid. It starts from a random 28% fill and 25 warm-up generations.

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