Hideki,
It was not my intention to disrespect you.I think the word you are
looking for is condescending which is when you talk down to someone as
a child.
If it came across this way I'm sorry.I tried to make it easy to
understand because it seems to me that English is not your first
Stefan Nobis wrote:
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/
To clarify: I don't really like these non-scientific benchmarks (in
many cases I assume no one or only really few people (not including
me) really understand what each micro-benchmark is really measuring).
[Off Topic]
What do you
--- Stefan Nobis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isaac Gouy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- are you thinking of specific methodological objections?
Yes, quite some methodological objections. To be fair: I'm no expert
in this field and I haven't looked on the site for quite some time.
Thank you
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/
To clarify: I don't really like these non-scientific benchmarks (in
many cases I assume no one or only really few people (not including
me) really understand what each micro-benchmark is really measuring).
I posted the link to the Shoot-out site as it
When MF evaluates a position it does local tactical search to see if blocks
of stones can be captured. It does this for every block with 3 or fewer
liberties, and for points at the diagonals of eyes, and to see if
connections are solid by trying to cut and doing a search to see if the
cutting
the OS is constant, they seem to offer benchmarks on 4 different
hardware platforms
Sorry for the noise. I mis-read the top page: they use two platforms,
Gentoo on Pentium 4, and Debian on AMD Sempron. (They are very roughly
the same, but java6-server stands out as being considerably quicker on
For what it's worth, Hall of Fame can mean anything from the
Baseball Hall of Fame (serious business) to the Mullet Hall of Fame (a
total joke). To me this looks like a pretty clear misunderstanding.
Don and Hideki have both contributed usefully to the mailing list, and
it would be too bad if this
On Sat, Dec 15, 2007 at 03:00:02AM +1800, Nick Apperson wrote:
In theory, and ONLY in theory, assembly is the fastest programming
language.
I do agree with most of what you said, but I have to squeeze in a comment
that assembly is not necessarily the most optimized way to write code, when
Thank you very much Don.
I was very surprised as I couldn't expect such kindful message.
Don Dailey: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hideki,
It was not my intention to disrespect you.I think the word you are
looking for is condescending which is when you talk down to someone as
a child.
If it came
