Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 19:52:37 12/01/00
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On December 01, 2000 at 22:37:10, Martin Grabriel wrote: >hardware development will of course continue at exponential growth. That is why >programmers need not concern over how to make the their program calculate >faster. Rather, they should spend time to include more chess knowledge into the >program, as well as into the opening book (continuously update it as more >novelties are uncovered and tested). In addition, the 7 and 8 men tablebases >should appear soon if only a more efficient way of compression and retrieval can >be found (which of course is a matter of time). Imagine playing against a >computer on your home PC, with internet connection remains intact. When down to >8 men, the program will then go to a particular internet site to consult the >endgame tablebases. These tablebases need not even reside/remain on your hard >disk. The future is exciting. Why not let it phone a GM and ask him what to do in a particularly tough positional situation, too? bruce
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