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hrothgar, on 2019-June-17, 19:22, said:
These are tournaments in which one human plays at a table with three robots
OK - but the skewness of your MP/board distribution is still more a function of how the robots play than anything else.
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Posted 2019-June-17, 19:30
OK - but the skewness of your MP/board distribution is still more a function of how the robots play than anything else.
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Posted 2019-June-17, 20:31
mugsmate, on 2019-June-17, 19:30, said:
OK - but the skewness of your MP/board distribution is still more a function of how the robots play than anything else.
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Posted 2019-June-18, 21:09
If you aren't interested in other people's ideas, don't bother posting in future. I thought there were some interesting ideas here, and would have happily helped. Absolutely no cause for your rudeness. I note no reply to my suggestion for how to tackle proving your hypothesis.
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Posted 2019-June-18, 21:38
Remember, I read your article and I spent some time thinking about how to prove your hypotheses. I also attempted to address your comment regarding your uncertainty about why the board distribution was asymmetric.
I was very keen to get your thoughts on what I'd written. Instead, a dismissive, rude remark that makes me feel I wasted all that time.
That is not a good way to treat people.
I was very keen to get your thoughts on what I'd written. Instead, a dismissive, rude remark that makes me feel I wasted all that time.
That is not a good way to treat people.