Re: Fluidiom-code digest, Vol 1 #44 - 5 msgs

I can't see this yet (have 'issues' with Java, etc.), but I note this: I've
been in a mailgroup specifically aimed at _evolution_, and there are a lot
of bits and pieces of work on "genetic algorithms" and suchlike
computer=modellings of evolution, so I know quite a few people who would be
interested in seeing what you're doing, BUT unless it can be put in some
form that doesn't demand a runtime environment, it's unlikely they can
actually use it (play with it).
Any thoughts or plans to get some of this (expecially an evolutionary
algorithm, which is of _intense_ interest to some of these
people --evolutionary biologists and other creationism-fighters) into some
readily downloadable-and-runnable form that Windows users can just
grab-and-go with ?

Peace
JB
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