User talk:AW
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Thought you might like :-) --Nat Pavasant 11:13, 4 March 2011 (UTC)
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| Congratulations on your defense! | 1 | 14:14, 22 May 2021 |
| Thanks to the robocode community | 4 | 22:09, 9 March 2013 |
I also defended recently (which is why I now have some free time for robocode)! I love how robocode has led many people, myself included, to pursuing computer science.
Huge congrats to both of you!
I've also ended up doing robotics and machine learning, leading teams now, and I attribute the lessons I learned from Robocode to much of my success.
I just wanted to thank everyone for their help with Robocode. Contrary to my previous beliefs, Robocode has proved quite practical. I basically wrote my college entrance essays about it, got the national merit scholarship writing about it, and just recently, got invited by MIT to the Battlecode finalist celebration merely for spending a few hours making a minRisk movement for Battlecode. Robocode is awesome! Thanks to everyone helping out with the Robocode community!
God bless you, AW
Congratulations!
It is truly incredible how advanced the Robocode paradigm has become in a little over a decade. The only other game I can think of that has become such a precise art is Chess, and that has been around for a millennium!
Completely off-topic, Gil-galad's glaive is usually spelled "Aeglos" not "Aiglos."
Nice to see another Lord of the Rings fan. I'll change that with the next release.
