He released it under GPL. btw seems your mate Chris now disagrees with you.Graham Banks wrote:I wasn't referring to Rybka.Harvey Williamson wrote:err no, as Anthony gave his code to Zach. Did Fabien gift his to anyone?Graham Banks wrote:Wouldn't it just be Zappa with some modifications, just under a different name?mhalstern wrote:Is Rondo ever going commercial? I believe I have asked this question in the past.
Wouldn't that make it like some other engines that get given a hard time around here?
Besides, not all programmers seem to agree on that one anyway.
Faien gifted his source code to the community to study and learn from.
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I stay out of these matters now and leave it to the programmers to argue about.Harvey Williamson wrote:He released it under GPL. btw seems your mate Chris now disagrees with you.Graham Banks wrote:I wasn't referring to Rybka.Harvey Williamson wrote:err no, as Anthony gave his code to Zach. Did Fabien gift his to anyone?Graham Banks wrote:Wouldn't it just be Zappa with some modifications, just under a different name?mhalstern wrote:Is Rondo ever going commercial? I believe I have asked this question in the past.
Wouldn't that make it like some other engines that get given a hard time around here?
Besides, not all programmers seem to agree on that one anyway.
Faien gifted his source code to the community to study and learn from.
I was just making the point that there is no clear agreement amongst programmers on either the Rybka/Fruit or Rybka/Ippolit cases.
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Graham you posted yesterday in a thread in engine origins - that is not staying out. You will worship your god, vas, forever it seems no matter what evidence is provided.Graham Banks wrote:I stay out of these matters now and leave it to the programmers to argue about.Harvey Williamson wrote:He released it under GPL. btw seems your mate Chris now disagrees with you.Graham Banks wrote:I wasn't referring to Rybka.Harvey Williamson wrote:err no, as Anthony gave his code to Zach. Did Fabien gift his to anyone?Graham Banks wrote:Wouldn't it just be Zappa with some modifications, just under a different name?mhalstern wrote:Is Rondo ever going commercial? I believe I have asked this question in the past.
Wouldn't that make it like some other engines that get given a hard time around here?
Besides, not all programmers seem to agree on that one anyway.
Faien gifted his source code to the community to study and learn from.
I was just making the point that there is no clear agreement amongst programmers on either the Rybka/Fruit or Rybka/Ippolit cases.
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I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.Harvey Williamson wrote:Graham you posted yesterday in a thread in engine origins - that is not staying out. You will worship your god, vas, forever it seems no matter what evidence is provided.Graham Banks wrote:I stay out of these matters now and leave it to the programmers to argue about.Harvey Williamson wrote:He released it under GPL. btw seems your mate Chris now disagrees with you.Graham Banks wrote:I wasn't referring to Rybka.Harvey Williamson wrote:err no, as Anthony gave his code to Zach. Did Fabien gift his to anyone?Graham Banks wrote:Wouldn't it just be Zappa with some modifications, just under a different name?mhalstern wrote:Is Rondo ever going commercial? I believe I have asked this question in the past.
Wouldn't that make it like some other engines that get given a hard time around here?
Besides, not all programmers seem to agree on that one anyway.
Faien gifted his source code to the community to study and learn from.
I was just making the point that there is no clear agreement amongst programmers on either the Rybka/Fruit or Rybka/Ippolit cases.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
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I think you are pathetic in the way you pretend you sit on the fence but always support Vas.Graham Banks wrote:I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.Harvey Williamson wrote:Graham you posted yesterday in a thread in engine origins - that is not staying out. You will worship your god, vas, forever it seems no matter what evidence is provided.Graham Banks wrote:I stay out of these matters now and leave it to the programmers to argue about.Harvey Williamson wrote:He released it under GPL. btw seems your mate Chris now disagrees with you.Graham Banks wrote:I wasn't referring to Rybka.Harvey Williamson wrote:err no, as Anthony gave his code to Zach. Did Fabien gift his to anyone?Graham Banks wrote:Wouldn't it just be Zappa with some modifications, just under a different name?mhalstern wrote:Is Rondo ever going commercial? I believe I have asked this question in the past.
Wouldn't that make it like some other engines that get given a hard time around here?
Besides, not all programmers seem to agree on that one anyway.
Faien gifted his source code to the community to study and learn from.
I was just making the point that there is no clear agreement amongst programmers on either the Rybka/Fruit or Rybka/Ippolit cases.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
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As a non-programmer, it seems the right thing to do to sit on the fence and let the programmers sort the issue out.Harvey Williamson wrote:I think you are pathetic in the way you pretend you sit on the febce but always support Vas.Graham Banks wrote:I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
Not quite sure how you see that as supporting Vas.
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You do not sit on the fence on the Rybka forun here are a few of your gems:Graham Banks wrote:As a non-programmer, it seems the right thing to do to sit on the fence and let the programmers sort the issue out.Harvey Williamson wrote:I think you are pathetic in the way you pretend you sit on the febce but always support Vas.Graham Banks wrote:I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
Not quite sure how you see that as supporting Vas.
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[/quote]Harvey Williamson wrote:You don not sit on the fence on the Rybka forun here are a few of your gems:Graham Banks wrote:As a non-programmer, it seems the right thing to do to sit on the fence and let the programmers sort the issue out.Harvey Williamson wrote:I think you are pathetic in the way you pretend you sit on the febce but always support Vas.Graham Banks wrote:I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
Not quite sure how you see that as supporting Vas.
What's wrong with those? That's just a humorous take on things.
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What's wrong with those? That's just a humorous take on things.[/quote]Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:You don not sit on the fence on the Rybka forun here are a few of your gems:Graham Banks wrote:As a non-programmer, it seems the right thing to do to sit on the fence and let the programmers sort the issue out.Harvey Williamson wrote:I think you are pathetic in the way you pretend you sit on the febce but always support Vas.Graham Banks wrote:I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
Not quite sure how you see that as supporting Vas.
Let us see 3 anti vas cartoons then?
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Let us see 3 anti vas cartoons then?[/quote]Harvey Williamson wrote:What's wrong with those? That's just a humorous take on things.Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:You don not sit on the fence on the Rybka forun here are a few of your gems:Graham Banks wrote:As a non-programmer, it seems the right thing to do to sit on the fence and let the programmers sort the issue out.Harvey Williamson wrote:I think you are pathetic in the way you pretend you sit on the febce but always support Vas.Graham Banks wrote:I have not given an opinion on whether I agree or disagree regarding the Rybka status for a long time now Harvey.
As for your worshipping Vas comment, that is just pathetic and you should know better.
Not quite sure how you see that as supporting Vas.
How are these supposed to be pro-Vas? They're just a humorous take on what has transpired.
Firstly Fabien going after Rybka and the ICGA banning Rybka as a result.
Secondly, many strong new engines automatically being regarded as suspicious and/or unwelcome, despite the fact that there is now much stronger open source code available for programmers to study than there was previously.
Thirdly, just a bit of a laugh at the whole sex robot thing.
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