On 25/07/2022 3:34 pm, MK wrote:
It's not about what I like or not. If the rules is
that "You have to use both dice if you can.",
then the correct play *and* correct notation
of the correct play is "6/4 4/off".
You're a one man conspiracy cult, Murat :-)
There are no notation rules in backgammon.
Common sense and practicality prevail.
The most important, desirable quality of preserved
data is for it to be as "raw" as possible.
Thus, unlike all bots and humans currently do, dice
rolls should not be notated with the higher number
first. Statistically, a 52 is different than a 25. Unless
this distinction is preserved, you can never go back
to statistically analyse dice rolls/rollers.
10) Finally, not only that all of those unnecessary gildings
of the lily
On 7/28/2022 6:23 AM, MK wrote:
The most important, desirable quality of preservedAh, I get it. You want more statistics for gamblers to be
data is for it to be as "raw" as possible.
able to bet on, like in baseball, where every detail of the
game is preserved for the benefit of sports bettors. Makes
sense.
Thus, unlike all bots and humans currently do, diceThis cannot be done with live games unless the dice are
rolls should not be notated with the higher number
first. Statistically, a 52 is different than a 25. Unless
this distinction is preserved, you can never go back
to statistically analyse dice rolls/rollers.
distinguishable (e.g., by color).
10) Finally, not only that all of those unnecessary gildingsDon't you mean "paintings of the lily"?
of the lily
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Tim Chow
On Thursday, July 28, 2022 at 1:36:47 PM UTC+1, Tim Chow wrote:
Don't you mean "paintings of the lily"?
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Tim Chow
I don't get your point, Tim.
Isn't "gild the lily" the standard idiom?
"Paint the lily" sounds like your own idiosyncratic variantization.
On July 28, 2022 at 1:36:47 PM UTC+1, Tim Chow wrote:
On 7/28/2022 6:23 AM, MK wrote:
10) Finally, not only that all of those unnecessary
gildings of the lily
Don't you mean "paintings of the lily"?
I don't get your point, Tim.
Isn't "gild the lily" the standard idiom?
"Paint the lily" sounds like your own idiosyncratic
variantization.
On 7/28/2022 6:23 AM, MK wrote:
The most important, desirable quality of preserved
data is for it to be as "raw" as possible.
Ah, I get it.
You want more statistics for gamblers to be
able to bet on, like in baseball, where every
detail of the game is preserved for the benefit
of sports bettors. Makes sense.
Statistically, a 52 is different than a 25. Unless
this distinction is preserved, you can never go
back to statistically analyse dice rolls/rollers.
This cannot be done with live games unless
the dice are distinguishable (e.g., by color).
10) Finally, not only that all of those
unnecessary gildings of the lily
Don't you mean "paintings of the lily"?
On 7/28/2022 10:46 AM, peps...@gmail.com wrote:
On July 28, 2022 at 1:36:47 PM UTC+1, Tim Chow wrote:
Don't you mean "paintings of the lily"?
Isn't "gild the lily" the standard idiom?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/gild-the-lily-origin-shakespeare
I don't get your point, Tim.
On July 28, 2022 at 6:36:47 AM UTC-6, Tim Chow wrote:
Ah, I get it.
No, you don't get it.
You want more statistics for gamblers to be
able to bet on, like in baseball, where every
detail of the game is preserved for the benefit
of sports bettors. Makes sense.
This is all your own irrelevant nonsense...
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