Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 20:17:58 04/02/04
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On April 02, 2004 at 19:02:42, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: >On April 02, 2004 at 17:56:58, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >>On April 02, 2004 at 16:22:19, Jonas Bylund wrote: >> >>>Thank you very much for your detailed answers! >>> >>>When you say Diep already runs in windows mode, does that mean that it runs DOS >>>or "real" windows mode? (sorry about not being clear on that in my original >>>post) >>> >>>10GB for all the 3+4+5+6 tb's would be a HUGE success as would 20GB of course! >> >>It is also "vaporware". 3-4-5-6 tables will _not_ fit into 10 gigabytes. > >For how much are we going to bet that w/d/l tables 3-6 men fit in 10GB? > >It's a bit of work i'll admit it as all 5 vs 1 still must get generated which is >what i'll do after world champs 2004, provided i can get a machine from someone >to do it. > >Compressing those is pretty easy though. It's all wins or illegal positions >(also wins in diep's definition). > >In total it's 510 EGTB's, a bit less than 1020 files (KRPKRP for example is 1 >file and not 2). > Talk is cheap. You have been reporting on how much smaller your tables are, how much faster you can generate them, how much better you compress them, how much less memory your generator requires, since Bruce started generating tables when everyone had started to use the Edwards tables. You have yet to show anybody anything _real_. I doubt you ever will. Of course, you will probably continue to talk about them for the next 10 years... Meanwhile using Eugene's tables which _do_ exist... >> >>> >>>I am not implying that we all have a similar standard when it comes to giving >>>our work away, but people who know me fairly well, knows that if they need >>>anything, that be music, webdesign, painting, ideas etc.all they need to do is >>>ask and i will provide it for free if i have the time. Not too long ago someone >>>saw one of my paintings (he lives in USA) and really liked one particular >>>painting and i sent it to him free of charge, - shipping charges. >>>I can say that giving without asking anything in return is _extremely_ >>>liberating, but if that dosn't do it for you, i respect that too. >> >> >>Some will _never_ grasp that concept... > >You get paid to browse a bit and let the 80s revive in classrooms. > >Not that i ever would like to be in your shoes, but that has other reasons. Yes, such as you would likely be unable to complete one of my courses, since I don't give high marks for vaporware, handwaving, and other such similar nonsense... Of course that didn't stop you from asking hundreds of email questions when you started to think about parallel search. Your credibility continues to plummet...
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