hgm wrote:
You can be sure as hell that you don't speak for me. That Bob does not want to invest time in getting something through your thick skull by doing what took Robert a few months, just to please you, doesn't mean a thing. (Well, it does mean he is not stark raving mad...
) Who do you think you are, that you expect everyone to dance at your whim?
The fact that usually when one insist that something is cheating there must be a proof of that cheating?
The fact that if you keep insisting that what another guy did is "easy" or "nothing special" you must back-up the same with something more than idle talk as your hero always does?
For the good of chess programming in ascertain with a practical proof that indeed starting from source is an unfair advantage on those who "simply" copy ideas? I mean, are you not the "academic guys" that do all that you do for the good of humanity? This would be one of the best ways to prove that doing what Robert did indeed procure an unfair advantage in confront to others that do differently and for this it must be stopped.
And apart this for the simple money? I proposed a bet of 5.000 euro. I know that your hero is so powerful at blackjack that he can do that money in 3 hours, but 5.000 euros are always good to have isn't it?
P.S: I see that I must have really hurt your ego so much that you have always to profuse ad hominems towards me without saying anything of concrete at all since a while.
Doesn't this even minimally make you wonder at all on your pathetic self-respect? The fact that you have always to try to attract my attention by attacking me in every single thing (pertaining you or not) doesn't make you wonder that probably you have a bit of a complex of inferiority? Can it be just for this that you always pretend some that you instead think "inferior" to you to always bow the knee to what you say?
Just consider this and why what you and others do is extremely bad - for yourself: when you expect someone to bow to you, you are expecting yourself to bow to those you can recognize as superior (consciously or unconsciously).