Author: Jonas Cohonas
Date: 19:03:14 03/22/03
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On March 22, 2003 at 12:32:40, Reinhard Scharnagl wrote: >To keep such matches interesting there first some new rules should be >established to raise nearly "equal-chance" matches: > >a) the amount of persistant storage (including program code and librarys) should >be limited to about 1 MB (according to human brain, which also is not to be >expanded permanently). I think you have it the wrong way around, the human brain is full of "unused space" (unlimited by human standards infact) which the human can fill up without running out of storage and the more knowledge the better, in comp chess it is the other way around, there is a very limited space to work within, the more knowledge you add, the more speed you lose and without knowing exactly how it works, there are limits to how much knowledge you can add to a program of todays standards, before your program will actually suffer. This is only about the code itself, but the idea with opening library's should be constricted to 1 MB including code i disagree with. What we can do though is to remove TB's against humans. Regards Jonas
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