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Subject: Re: chess programer

Author: walter irvin

Date: 21:03:56 11/08/99

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On November 08, 1999 at 20:47:43, James Swafford wrote:

>On November 08, 1999 at 17:01:22, walter irvin wrote:
>
>>On November 08, 1999 at 16:19:03, James Swafford wrote:
>>
>>>On November 08, 1999 at 15:37:31, walter irvin wrote:
>>>
>>>[snip]
>>>
>>>>plus programmers are not prone to original ideas ,
>>>>lack imagination and creativeness .
>>>
>>>You have got to be kidding me.  I take issue with that
>>>statement.  And the correct term is "creativity."
>>>
>>>Uggh.
>>>
>>>--
>>>James
>>O  K  Y O U   L A C K   C R  E   A    T    I    V    I     T      Y
>>make you fill any better is the result any different??????? it must have struck
>>a nerve with you ?? is it because you copied most of your program from some one
>>else??? i hope not !! tell me there are people who can create on there own .
>
>
>Talk about 'struck a nerve'. :-)  Really, you shouldn't feel
>*that* bad about your grammar.
>
>I take issue because I fancy myself a creative person.  And
>I'm a programmer.  I'll bet you haven't a clue about my
>program, or what I'm trying to accomplish with it.  It's
>definitely not conventional, nor is it the easiest way to get
>rating points.  I stick around to learn, and to create.
>That's what creative people do.
>
>My cousin and I published an adventure game called 'Arthur's Quests'
>when I was 16 or 17, and he was ~15.  It didn't go far, just
>around our high school and other friends, but we were extremely
>proud of it.  I still am.  Why?  Because it told a story that
>*we* had made up, and we saw it through to implementation.
>We didn't know how to load PCX files, so I created a paint program
>to use our own proprietary picture format.  We both decided
>that we could get used to that... creating stories and writing
>them into adventure games.  That's *still* what I want to
>do.  But I'm not creative. :-)
>
>I don't want to start a war here.  I understand your point.
>It's just that I strongly disagree.  We can live with that,
>right?
>
>--
>James

your right i dont know much about your program , i am very glad to here that it
is not conventional . im glad to here of people who are willing to experiment
and try new ways . i would like to here more about your program , tell you about
what i am (trying ) to do .



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