Author: Jeroen Noomen
Date: 13:03:28 01/04/01
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On January 04, 2001 at 15:29:14, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: Hi Vincent, Indeed, it is a matter of chess knowledge. If people ask me to prepare the book in such a way that Van der Wiel will NEVER be able to play anti computer chess, it sounds to me the same as asking me to find a cure against the illness from smoking. My simple device: The best cure against the illness of smoking is: To stop smoking! So the best cure against anti computer chess is to implement knowledge to prevent this. Jeroen >Exactly chessknowledge is what programs need. >Diep has pins in evaluation. > >The weird thing is that i remember that gnuchess had some primitive >form of pins in evaluation too. I can't get a program in front of my >mind that also has them in evaluation. Basically only programs >with mobility and piece activity can start thinking of putting it >in evaluation.
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