Author: José Carlos
Date: 08:04:23 11/28/03
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On November 28, 2003 at 10:20:42, Rick Rice wrote: >I feel that people really don't need anything more than TSCP to get started. >After that, they should do their own theoretical research, to take their program >to a higher level. Crafty hasn't really helped much, than promote plagiarism. >Prof. Hyatt should do the chess programming community a favor by removing the >source code from his web site. Instead, some articles by him about chess >programming theory should suffice. This way, people will not be doing a >wholesale cut-n-paste. > >Just my 2 cents worth. I could be wrong. What do you all think?? > >Regards, >Rick Sharing is good for progress. Without sharing knowledge, we would still be in the stone age. If any, it can only hurt competition if people do a bad use of the shared information. A knife is good for cutting food, but can also be used for killing. I don't think knifes should be eliminated because they can be used for killing. José C.
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