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First Stable Release!!!

16 Feb 00:34
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I'm genuinely super super proud of this, CollatzRand started as a spontaneous, spur-of-the-moment, middle-of-the-night idea for me after discovering the existence of the Collatz Conjecture from a YouTube video, and now I've made it a thing. As is visible on my GitHub profile, I've started a lot of half-baked projects that have either fizzled out or stalled in development, and this is the first time I've felt really proud of something I've created. I know nobody will ever see this but I'm still really happy that I've actually achieved something somewhat meaningful. The entire library is only 3.94kB and the code equivalent of duct tape and WD-40, but it works, and it's mine, and I actually have a tangible, real thing. Earlier today the entire repo's commit history got screwed up, I don't even know what happened to it, but I fixed it up and the only side effect is the timestamps being wrong which I can live with. So here we are, six months in, with release v1.0.0-stable.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0-beta...v1.0.0-stable

CollatzRand Has Officially Entered Beta!

15 Feb 17:48
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With the new major update to the PRNG I'm fairly certain that CollatzRand is actually safe to use in production! It definitely still needs work but I expect a stable release to be available in the near future.

Full Changelog: v0.0.2-alpha...v0.1.0-beta

Glorious Bits!

15 Feb 16:00
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Glorious Bits! Pre-release
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Everything is now bit based! A major code rewrite has occurred and now a bit queue supplies ones and zeroes for everything else to assemble into whatever is requested! In addition, every primitive type except char is supported now!

Full Changelog: v0.0.1-alpha...v0.0.2-alpha

Initial Release

15 Feb 15:58
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Initial Release Pre-release
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The first official release of CollatzRand! I still haven't been able to properly benchmark it but it does seem to work based on the eyeball test and so far I haven't found any serious glaring issues. Going forward my long term goal is to be able to rewrite it so it can generate a bit at a time and then work back from there, but for now here's release v0.0.1-alpha!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/KiARC/CollatzRand/commits/v0.0.1-alpha