White list
White list
Hi,
would it be possible to create White list of programms which are undoubtly orignal works ?
rgds Hood
would it be possible to create White list of programms which are undoubtly orignal works ?
rgds Hood
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Re: White list
Hood asked: Would it be possible to create a "white list" of programs that are undoubtedly original works?
Perhaps, though a lot depends on what "original" means. (And I wonder what the value of such a list would be.)
Perhaps, though a lot depends on what "original" means. (And I wonder what the value of such a list would be.)
Re: White list
Sometimes important is not only that which programms will belong there but which programms will be not present there.
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Re: White list
Such a list would probably be quite short (For example Rybka and Stockfish would not appear on the list). But then again that depends on what is in the definition of "original".
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Re: White list
Ristaaf wrote:Such a list would probably be quite short (For example Rybka and Stockfish would not appear on the list). But then again that depends on what is in the definition of "original".
Stockfish _would_ make the list, since it represents a "name change" with the original author still active. Otherwise one could make that argument about Crafty since my previous program was called "Cray Blitz" and pieces of that old code are definitely in Crafty, albeit in a different language and representation.
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Re: White list
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Re: White list
Correct me of I am wrong, but weren't Tord added to the team at a later point and weren't Stockfish originally started as a Glaurung branch?hyatt wrote:Ristaaf wrote:Such a list would probably be quite short (For example Rybka and Stockfish would not appear on the list). But then again that depends on what is in the definition of "original".
Stockfish _would_ make the list, since it represents a "name change" with the original author still active. Otherwise one could make that argument about Crafty since my previous program was called "Cray Blitz" and pieces of that old code are definitely in Crafty, albeit in a different language and representation.
And just to state where I stand in case the Stockfish crew feels this post is somehow unfair. I think that the quest for "original" is somewhat strange and Stockfish is a good example of OS when it works really well, adding a lot of own ideas to the community while using other sources too in able to create a really strong program.
Re: White list
Thanks for proposals.
We have some engines. Not many from the top of the rating lists.![Smile :-)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
We have some engines. Not many from the top of the rating lists.
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Re: White list
From the top engines I would add Hiarcs, Shredder, Junior and of course Fruit.Hood wrote:Thanks for proposals.
We have some engines. Not many from the top of the rating lists.
Does anyone ever wonder what the Computer Chess World would look like now if open source Fruit had not been released!?