Author: Serge Desmarais
Date: 16:37:32 08/27/98
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On August 26, 1998 at 12:51:30, Robert Henry Durrett wrote: >On August 26, 1998 at 06:13:20, Alessio Iacovoni wrote: > >>Hello everybody! >> >>I would like to give out an idea of mine on making existing chessprograms 100% >>better or more! In exchange i would like some free commercial chessprograms (not >>crappy). I f anyone is interested please post a message here now! > >Why don't you just explain your idea here? If it survives the critiques, you >will have gained something of more value than the small sum of money you are >seeking, and if your idea has weaknesses, you would learn about them. It is easy to say (I too sometimes think I have a great idea, only to find out that someone else thought about it before) The problem is that you want to be paid first and give your idea after (?). As a marketing/communication expert, I can tell you that the world is full of "great ideas" about new products/services that "will make me a millionnaire", but once exposed, very few survive the critics. As for chess programs, a verbal suggestion is easy. But it would be better to come with the code of the programming for that idea. "If" it is programmable. Then, you have to test the new idea for hundreds of games and see if the results improved over the previous version. Serge Desmarais
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