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Comment: Tetris need creativity? (Score 1) 322

by Cheburator-2 (#31791454) Attached to: All the Best Games May Be NP-Hard

Not a chance, you can play it half asleep without a single thought, just as easy as writing or talking. I've written a relatively simple algorithm for a computer to play tetris, it enumerates all possible options of placing a piece and compares certain properties of resulting landscape (number of holes, smoothness of surface, etc). Of course it is not perfect, but it can easily outplay most human players without any problems.

Comment: Give them license to modify the code (Score 3, Insightful) 447

by Cheburator-2 (#31380690) Attached to: Why Paying For Code Doesn't Mean You Own It

First of all, client expects to be able to use and MODIFY code you've done for them, both physically and legally. Who owns the code - is the second question. They don't want to own your library - they just want THE LICENSE allowing them to see, modify and use that modified code. It is the same thing as open source, except that they don't get the right to redistribute your library.

Don't be a dick, just give them that license.

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