Re: "excited"? I'm excited!

ChaseMartin wrote:
As an add on, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that your transition
CAN always be nothing more than a series of n+1 throws. At the moment
that's how I always juggle them, although I'm playing with 844 & 84 as
transitions and they feel kinda comfy :)

If you don't want to start with a zero, then n-1 throws should suffice. If
you want to start with a zero n throws should suffice, but since the only
pattern just containing zeros is a ground state pattern, n-1 throws should
always suffice, I think. That is if you start at ground state. Generally,
I think you
will need n-m throws if the state you want to transition to has m x's in a
row in the beginning.

I could be horribly wrong.

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