40+ features
50+ fixes
8 usability improvements Features
the AI: the cube play was improved
More than 50 bugfixes in total and about 10 serious ones
I appreciate feedback a lot.
On February 24, 2022 at 3:28:25 PM UTC-7, bgbl...@googlemail.com wrote:Your feedback as one of the most credible and authorative persons in the BG community is highly appreciated.
40+ featuresBla bla bla...
50+ fixes
8 usability improvements Features
the AI: the cube play was improved
More than 50 bugfixes in total and about 10 serious onesNow, this is noteworthy! There were that many bugs in the
previous version? Meaning it was such a pile of garbage?
Why should anyone not assume that your improved botThere are people that assume the earth is flat. I can't do anything about that.
will not have twicw as many, 100 bugs with 20 serious...?
I'm very happy that at least a few people on this globe have a different opionion. Naturally your detailled arguments weigh heavy.I appreciate feedback a lot.Your bot isn't woth shit!
And you don't know how to market.Yes, that is absolutely correct. And I don't care. I do BGBlitz because I like to do it. I'm glad if some people like it too and if not it is perfectly ok for me.
You need to get support from people like Simbad by givingNo I don't need to do anything.
them commissions/incentives.
I had offered some advice to you before and if you hadOh, that was a good one! ! Nearly spilled my coffee over the keyboard. YMMD.
Go on. Keep jacking off imroving the doubling formula inAs I said before: I would be *really* concerned if I get accolade by you.
your bot... What a moron... :(
Your bot isn't woth shit!I'm very happy that at least a few people on this globe have a different opionion. Naturally your detailled arguments weigh heavy.
Your bot pulls the plug when it's losing, doesn't it?As someone that posts on a BG forum you should have a rough idea what a probabilty is. Interrupting a game when the bot is loosing is quite on the same level as "the bot always rolls what it needs"
Some GnuDung excuse about 16% of games have to end this way due to the licence?For what good reason? Arguing that I would program to avoid loosing is so puberty minded. If I would cheat than in favour of the human.....
Just program your code to take progressively longer and longer to make it's move on the freebie licence.......don't bail out when your useless bot is getting thrashed.This is an nice alternative. Maybe I think about it's pros and cons.
Come on man, use that fat thing sat on your shoulders.Do you communicate in RL on a similar respectful and positive way? Just curious.
Nasti Chestikov schrieb am Montag, 28. Februar 2022 um 18:48:06 UTC+1:
Your bot pulls the plug when it's losing, doesn't it?As someone that posts on a BG forum you should have a rough idea what a probabilty is. Interrupting a game when the bot is loosing is quite on the same level as "the bot always rolls what it needs"
Some GnuDung excuse about 16% of games have to end this way due to the licence?For what good reason? Arguing that I would program to avoid loosing is so puberty minded. If I would cheat than in favour of the human.....
Just program your code to take progressively longer and longer to make it's move on the freebie licence.......don't bail out when your useless bot is getting thrashed.This is an nice alternative. Maybe I think about it's pros and cons.
Come on man, use that fat thing sat on your shoulders.Do you communicate in RL on a similar respectful and positive way? Just curious.
On February 28, 2022 at 7:49:00 AM UTC-7, bgbl...@googlemail.com wrote:
It seems like your living in a universe where software doesn't
have errors. Or you simply have not the slightest clue about
software development. Can't decide which one is true.
Ha ha! :) If you only knew that I was first employed as a
computer programmer in January 1980.
It seems like your living in a universe where software doesn't
have errors. Or you simply have not the slightest clue about
software development. Can't decide which one is true.
For all others: BGBlitz contains currently of about 230.000 lines
of code. 50 errors means 1 error every 4000 lines of code (4000
lines printed are about 60 sheets of paper. Who can write 60
sheets of paper without an error? O.K. National Geographics,
who else?), which is pretty damned good.
On 3/03/2022 11:35 am, MK wrote:
Ha ha! :) If you only knew that I was first employed as a
computer programmer in January 1980.
Such a shame you didn't bother keeping those skills up.
You might have some clue about what Frank and Axel talk about
if you had. Things have changed a bit since 1980 but you seem
stuck in the past, Murat, determined to remain ignorant at all
costs.
Last nite I spent a little time to make my Realty Vision site
decently viewable. if you take a look at it....
Such a shame you didn't bother keeping those skills up.
You might have some clue about what Frank and Axel talk about
if you had. Things have changed a bit since 1980 but you seem
stuck in the past, Murat, determined to remain ignorant at all
costs.
What are you talking about?
MKs attitude to bg-bots reminds me to that:
Radio: there is a wrong driver on the highway 88
MK: One? Hundreds!!
On 3/03/2022 10:06 pm, MK wrote:
Things have changed a bit since 1980 but you seem stuck in
the past, Murat, determined to remain ignorant at all costs.
What are you talking about?
Don't need your resume, Murat, we all have those.
The point is, you don't have the skills to compile gnubg,
yet you're always demanding others run experiments for you.
So before you go bagging the efforts of Frank, Axel, the gnubg
team and Xavier, maybe you should consider learning how it
all works and running your own experiments to prove your
hypotheses? You might gain some credibility that way.
On March 3, 2022 at 5:06:44 AM UTC-7, MK wrote:
Last nite I spent a little time to make my Realty Vision site
decently viewable. if you take a look at it....
Oops, forgot to give the link:
https://montanaonline.net/realtyvision
MK
Do you communicate in RL on a similar respectful and positive way? Just curious.
On Monday, 28 February 2022 at 20:30:50 UTC, bgbl...@googlemail.com wrote:
Do you communicate in RL on a similar respectful and positive way? Just curious.I'm 6 foot 7lbs and weigh 36 stone, I can say what I want when I want in real life, if snotty assed punks fancy their chances then one punch usually (actually, always) reminds them of their place in the scheme of things.
But my height and weight has no relevance here - don't be jerking my chain when I'm whipping your bot's ass by pretending that "oh, actually, 16% of games finish early".
If you're going to offer a freebie licence, good........just make the bot play slower and slower and slower.
Now come on, up your game man, it's not difficult.
On March 5, 2022 at 12:45:15 PM UTC-5, Nasti Chestikov wrote:
I'm 6 foot 7lbs and weigh 36 stone.....
..... giving you the benefit of the doubt that you meant 6'7" tall
and not '6 foot 7lbs and weigh 36 stone' [sic].
Weighing both 7 lbs and 36 stone at the same time is quite
impressive.
One Snotty Assed Punk
On Thursday, March 3, 2022 at 9:21:45 AM UTC-3, MK wrote:
https://montanaonline.net/realtyvision
I enjoyed navigating your RV site, and congratulate you for it.
Much care and passion must have been invested there.
Yet a number of typos persisted all this time, so here....
(Why did I even take the time for this, must have
triggered reminiscences :-)
One Snotty Assed Punk
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