Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 12:51:32 07/29/03
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On July 29, 2003 at 03:36:26, Ed Schröder wrote: >On July 28, 2003 at 20:59:24, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >>Most programmers therefore were dubiously forward pruning. From which Rebel is >>best example. See how buggy all the forward pruning is as posted at the >>homepage. Brilliant for 1990 perhaps. But even in 1997 it was looking dubious. > >ROTFL! > >Vince, you will never change do you? :) > >Take the latest Rebel, give yourself 2 times faster hardware and your Diep still >can't beat Rebel with its "buggy forward pruning". I'll take 500 processors and show up at the world champs. Do you even dare to show up with 1 processor there? Some professional programmers already told me that they were having a big party at the day you retired (out of politeness i will not quote names but you know who i mean). That probably shows how important the influence of rebel was in history. Especially that complex algorithm that you emailed to me. I bet many will love to see it online posted. I won't do it of course without your permission. I am sure it is the reason why you became world champion in Spain. What a victory day that was for Rebel! If you are not retired then i do not understand why the dubious stuff is put at the homepage. If you are retired i do not understand why the great stuff isn't put at it, because it explains all the dubious stuff you put online. Now it just doesn't make sense for the academic reader. >Ed (still laughing) Cheers
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