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)I've always felt the same way. In any case, I happened to flip open a book ("The Idea of a University") last night, and immediately came across (the context being Western civilisation of two millennia ago):I have always thought it to be rude to create a thread calling people out by names -- don't know why it just bothers me.
I'm not sure whether to say καί οὐκ ἔστι πᾶν πρόσφατον ὑπὸ τὸν ἥλιον or nihil novi sub sole (or maybe וְאֵין כָּל-חָדָשׁ, תַּחַת הַשָּׁמֶשׁ but that's hard to parse as the text runs the other direction).When we pass from Greece to Rome, we are met with the common remark that Rome produced little that was original, but borrowed from Greece. It is true; Terence copied from Menander, Virgil from Homer, Hesiod, and Theocritus; and Cicero professed merely to reproduce the philosophy of Greece. But, granting its truth ever so far, I do but take it as a proof of the sort of instinct which has guided the course of civilization.
The order doesn't matter. Even without being a programmer I read with interest all you threads with your code studiesBB+ wrote:Since you mention Juri first, I shall grant him the right of first response. One bug that Houdini seems to have introduced is 0xd5aa55aa55aa55aa for a colour-based bitboard mask.
This thread is directed not only to Juri Osipov and BB. I asked for their opinions because I think, perhaps I'm wrong, that they are the ones that studied more and disassembled Rybka and the ippo engines. That's all.Uly wrote:If the thread is directed solely to Juri Osipov and BB, maybe the OP should have sent them private messages.
Uly wrote:If the thread is directed solely to Juri Osipov and BB, maybe the OP should have sent them private messages.