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   Kai Richter to David Gonzalez   
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   30 Nov 24 12:14:28   
   
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   TID: hpt/lnx 1.4.0-sta 09-04-05   
   Hello David!   
      
   29 Nov 24, David Gonzalez wrote to Kai Richter:   
      
    WV>>> Nobody told you to put 'set' in front of that command line!   
    WV>>> Blank lines is what you get when you do that.   
      
    KR>> A well known AI method can't be wrong: Just try any combination.   
      
    DG> Meaning?   
      
   Just try any meaning. ;-)   
      
   Sorry. Back to be serious again. In my point of view the whole world is based   
   on trial and error. It is fine if you try different ways. You don't need help   
   this way because you learn the working way by yourself. But on your own there   
   is a long list of fails that needs much time to be sorted out.   
      
   To reduce this time we are asking others if there is a known solution already.   
   We receive others experience and the best thing is: There is a filter that   
   sorts out known failures. If you read Wilfreds lines above than you see that   
   he does know that the line with "set" in front will not work. That is why   
   nobody told you to write "set...".   
      
   In this case "set..." may break things. You can set a previous correct working   
   parameter to fail. If your helper doesn't notice that other screws are turned   
   he will wonder why it does not work. Based on your outputs it have to work and   
   he could confirm the working solution on his system. And all because of some   
   missing communication.   
      
   Latest example: It took 11 days to sort out that you have two different   
   machines with differnt setups. To us it looked like you have two problems on   
   one machine. Nick found now that one software is not involved on one machine.   
   This would reduce the possible failures making things easier.   
      
   In short: It's easier to stay on the bridge if you want to cross the river.   
   And it's no fun to build a bridge and see people walking through the water.   
      
   Regards   
      
   Kai   
      
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