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koolchicco:
I know u look more like those FAT bom bom in the pixs, so don't even go there.

I hate U Dorothy!

sharrrrrrrrrrap dia. chinco

^^ in ya dreams

[quote author=Abbey_city link=topic=187038.msg5383345#msg5383345 date=1264434039]Am missing u [/quote]miss u too

Kunbee:
Shior

wetin . . i go bite that tongue for you o

na wa o

na wa o

i miss someone too

@fallguy

You are partly right and partly wrong.

You are right because programmers do spend most of their time writing one form of algorithm or another to solve their daily problems

You are wrong because in other for a programmer to solve more complex problems he needs to apprecite and understand how classic algorithms tackle problems.

So infact classic algorithms and AI algo like the MiniMax shown by logica are like a foundation to developing your own more complex variations if required. A good understanding of how they work will give you a very solid incite as to how you can approve a similar problem. You might not implement the algo exactly as it is done , but you will be able to borrow ideas which you can incorporate.

^^ baby indeed

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true

but info stored in the db are usually strings ,numbers or dates.

i see your point about complex sorting but those tend to be application logic specific

rokiatu:
lol even him knows candy

lol i taya for the guy o