Author: Günther Simon
Date: 12:24:53 01/17/06
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On January 17, 2006 at 15:20:48, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >On January 17, 2006 at 13:34:50, Robert Hyatt wrote: > ...snip... >>I have said that many times, and it has pretty well been proven true time after >>time. It would be difficult to publish trade secrets that you discover, which >>makes your program better than others, since publishing them would give up that >>edge. >> >>So this will _always_ be an issue. And there is little to worry about since >>there is nothing that can be done about it other than to "forge ahead" and >>continue development. I'm not stopping. I'm working on a few new ideas for the >>next WCCC. I hope to show up with a program significantly stronger than >>anything I have had in the past. I might show up with a piece of trash, of >>course, although I'd hope not. >> >>And after the WCCC, all my "secrets" will be let out of the bottle as always, >>and then I'll start working on additional improvements... > > > >No, you wouldnt do that! Next time we will do 'the Rybka'! Look, as your >longtime partner, I, as non-universitarian member, open a company and then >Crafty will go commercial for 41 € and then we go fishing for the rest of our >lives. You ain't no masochist, Bob, no? You cant give away all the pearls for >free? No no! We will go into business. We finally have a decision. I see a >bright future, if all your friends from past events will join us and make Crafty >really deep blue. I suggest a computer system from NASA. You know how I feel? >Like Wernher v. Braun. You guys there you always need a German to make ignition >fire unter your - trousers. Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what >Rolf could do for your country! As JFK already said. [Ok, all a bit exaggerated >by me but only to explain the chances we had in a united attempt from the >Anerican and the German people!] > >Your Strawman ;) I bet Bob felt happier in the times, you were his enemy not his 'partner' ;-)
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