Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 00:51:08 08/24/04
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On August 24, 2004 at 03:18:23, Paul H wrote: >I help folks build Crafty using freely available tools. >http://www.geocities.com/alternativecraftybuild/ >My interest here is nothing more that academic. Just as academic as Crafty >itself. > >I guess everything has a price. For this, someone here also threw some "racial" >remarks on me. > >Isn't it also puzzling that Bob took the time to say that Crafty code has been >copied. He could have chosen not to review the code and just say nothing. Maybe >people are also wondering what his motives are. Isn't it spooky, but I can only give you the hint that many fine guys here in the community have no academic context at all. Of course it's not trivially known what standards are followed by true academics, so sometimes it gives perhaps the impression as if someone wanted to offend you which is however unintentional most of the time. ;) I give you a good example to read so that you might be prepared if you want to continue to "irritate" people with your superior clarity. You didn't know that this existed? http://www.talkchess.com/forums/1/message.html?383859 Just read it and be happy that you are not in Bob's shoes yet. :) P.S. Paul, what do you think, could be even worse than being a real prgrammer expert in computerchess? Just joking. But I am a complete computerchess techno butthead. I'm still interested in computerchess as my only hobby. I play real chess against the machines. Did you ever hear of that phenomenon before? What do you think how thick the book of Laws is already, as to how I should keep quit, when the _real_ experts of the community, the famous testers of automatically played chess engines hold their in-depth seminars? :) Please do your thing by all means!
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