Author: Chris King
Date: 10:24:28 05/10/01
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On May 09, 2001 at 23:03:21, Alex Boby wrote: >On May 09, 2001 at 22:48:55, Christophe Theron wrote: > >>On May 09, 2001 at 19:09:53, liam hearns wrote: >> >>>a am new to this interesting site and find it awfully good,but i do think th"big >>>O people"should spare a deal of us the thedium of their wonderful >>>discoveries,marvellous as i am sure they are,by creating their own little site >>>for big O people.i do not wish to insult you chaps but you do tend to gyrate on >>>the nerves at times.having made this point,hopefully not offending you chaps i >>>do think that the information supplied by the majority is really jolly >>>good.Charles A.Pentigrue. >> >> >> >>For me off topic discussions like this one are OK for the simple reason that the >>people taking part to it are known as regular contributors to computer chess. >> >>I don't mind off topic discussions as this one for this reason, and also because >>I know it won't last long. The people know it's off topic, they are known as >>reasonable posters, and they will moderate themselves. >> >>I do not see this place as Computer Chess Club only but as a place where people >>mostly interested in computer chess meet everyday and talk with each other. They >>talk mostly about computer chess, but sometimes it is not about chess. That's >>what happens in any club anyway... >> >>I would find it extremely strange, if I want to talk about O(n) with Dann, to >>have to go somewhere else. Assuming it does not last for 3 months of course. >> >> >> >> Christophe > >I don't see how you think it's off topic. Analyzing the efficiency of algorithms >is a very important part of computer chess. > >Alex Yes but what has Roy Orbison being a fan of Al Gore rhythms to do with computer chess. Chris
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