Allow finishing the run if the population collapses #1
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This is pretty much impossible given how this app works right now, but it might be fun to let a user type in their own starting string, in which case it could happen right away. Also, I'm thinking there might be an interesting mode where we model a simple form of abiogenesis, where we keep throwing random strings at the problem until one kicks off an explosion of duplication and mutation.
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This is pretty much impossible given how this app works right now, but it might be fun to let a user type in their own starting string, in which case it could happen right away.
Also, I'm thinking there might be an interesting mode where we model a simple form of abiogenesis, where we keep throwing random strings at the problem until one kicks off an explosion of duplication and mutation.