Author: Uri Blass
Date: 05:57:47 06/16/05
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On June 16, 2005 at 08:22:43, Christopher Conkie wrote: >Fabien is one of the most logical and creative programmers of recent times, he >is very much an exception to the rule and most in here know it. He has almost >overcome the unfair advantage. > >So long as we see an orange or banana flavoured Movei good, not a Fruit called >Movei. > >Implemetation and interpretation of ideas is fine, copying code is not. Of course. I do not think that the cloners of Fruit cared to really understand most of the code. I think that programmers who understand what they are doing do not need to copy. > >I am not anyone's judge (although stranger things have happened and may well >happen). It is down to the programmers to be police themselves. > >As for Chessbase GUI helping Chessbase format engines...... > >Well it smells......it smells real bad...... I do not think that chessbase GUI give chessbase engines a big advantage. The main advantage may be that the engine authors of chessbase do not need to care about book but I think that there are more important things to improve than book and the facts are that the chessbase engines are better also at nunn type matches than most of the amateurs. Uri
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