Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 09:39:32 03/15/04
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On March 15, 2004 at 06:22:53, martin fierz wrote: >your don't seem to like the traditional approach - "embarassingly small number >of new ideas", "a mystery why intelligent people continue to work on...", >"nothing to do with AI" and so on. It sounds like he assumes that his goal is everyone's goal. His goal seems to be more along the lines of advancing artificial intelligence, creating new ideas, and so on. A rather academic view, which is fine. I don't think the majority of chess programmers are interested in that. Some of us (most of us?) are probably more interested in beating our buddy's program on ICC :) Most of us amateur computer chess programmers probably view our hobby as just that, a hobby, a form of entertainment. Not an academic research project.
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