Zen19 has not been active on KGS since May 9.
But it's rating is soaring. See at
http://www.gokgs.com/graphPage.jsp?user=zen19
Just with the start of June 2009 Zen19 has crossed
the barrier to 2-dan. Congratulations!
Ingo.
PS: How can a rating of an inactive player change?
It changes because
Don,
you're probably on the right track with the database. I'm not sure why
you'd torture yourself with C in this case - the string processing,
architecting, etc, won't be fun -, KGS does very well with Java.
Christian
Don Dailey wrote:
Hi Remi,
I noticed that when CGOS first came up,
I'm extremely comfortable with C and I think the server CGOS runs on is one
of those virtual machines without a whole lot of power or memory. There
is no way I'm going to bring up a java runtime.
C is the just about the only reasonable way to write a truly efficient
program, in terms of
I reread the original UCT paper, to make sure that I understood why
UCT works. The proof has the following outline:
1) Show that the UCB formula allocates O(log T) trials to every move,
where T is the number of trials of this node.
2) Show that under conditions of slow drift that a
My $0.02
The choice of language is mostly arbitrary.
CGOS is really two separate programs:
(1) an I/O multiplexer that manages the clients connections and detailed
communication,
(2) a scheduler/planner/recorder that manages the overall operation of the
site.
I would definitely separate
I agree with you. In fact my plan is to make the I/O multiplexer part as
simple as possible. Most of the other functions will be handled by server
side code on demand, probably using PHP.
- Don
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 1:01 PM, Dave Dyer dd...@real-me.net wrote:
My $0.02
The choice of
