Tony Morris

@dibblego @chespinoza_75 @thelmstedt I think you could have done a better job framing this last argument.

@clinton_freeman @chespinoza_75 @thelmstedt How is pretending useful?

@dibblego @chespinoza_75 @thelmstedt People 'pretend' to compare things? ChessA costs $999 is 100% correct vs ChessB costs $0 is 97% correct

@clinton_freeman @chespinoza_75 @thelmstedt At what point is it "not working"?

@dibblego @chespinoza_75 @thelmstedt If you only have $500 to spend on Chess programs, ChessA does not work at all.

@clinton_freeman @dibblego @thelmstedt Yeah, not work when it does not meet minimally expected.

@chespinoza_75 @clinton_freeman @thelmstedt What if minimally-expected for an astute observer is "anything above zero" but not for others?

@dibblego @clinton_freeman @thelmstedt this should be considered in the program design specifications...