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From: Iain Odlin
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1992 05:09

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  Greg Knauss writes that he has doubts that you'll see GAs put in anything
  useful.

  I suggest you ("you" being anyone interested in practical GA applications on
  a PC) check out the April 1991 issue of "Doctor Dobb's Journal."

  It isn't the be-all and end-all of GA, but it'll sure as Hell point you in 
  the right direction.

  And if you get the chance, I recommend Steven Levy's new book "Artificial
  Life."  I just read through it and it's chock full of neat stuff.  No code
  to speak of ;), but great ideas.

  Enjoy.
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