Author: Tom Likens
Date: 16:27:53 10/31/05
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On October 31, 2005 at 12:40:07, Robert Hyatt wrote: [--snip--] >This logic is flawed. This says that the _only_ person that can critique a >program is a person that has written a program that is as good or better. In >the world of hot-rodding, I can tell someone if they have too much carburetor on >their V-8 even if I can't beat 'em... And I can be 100% correct when I tell >them that... > >I'd say conventional wisdom goes with Uri here. One can over-extend. And it >might well be that Fruit would be even stronger if the extensions were tuned a >bit. > >forward-pruning compensates for over-extending somewhat. But extending too much >is just as bad as extending too little... Bob, Fess up, when's your next Nascar race!? I'm guessing you'll be driving some 512-CPU Numa-powered dragster!! ;-) --tom
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