Some funny thing powered by genetic algorithm implemented in different languages. As I learn one programming language by building some small, funny but full-functional programs, this is a good example for me to get familiar with one programming language, including basic syntax, programming model, asynchronous IO and e.t.c.
Imagine your have one hundred monkeys, and you give each of them a colorful pencil and paper. Your monkeys are creatures that are brilliant at drawing circles! At each turn you ask every monkey to draw a randomized filled circle on the paper. After that you compare their works with Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, choose the best among your monkeys' works including the last turn's best one, make one hundred hard-copys and let your monkeys do again. Well.. do you think your monkeys will eventually draw you a Mona Lisa?
Currently it is implemented in the following languages, I will add more if I am interested in other languages.
- C++
- Golang
- Rust
$ cd $LANGUAGE
$ make runMake sure you have the corresponding toolchain installed before you compile it.
Navigate to http://localhost:8080/lisa with your browser to see funny stuffs.
