Author: JNoomen
Date: 10:45:07 02/09/06
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On February 08, 2006 at 17:54:01, Steve B wrote: Hi Steve, Thanks for the credits! Around that time I must have had something like 2150 Elo. I plan to publish a little more of these old tournaments! Excellence regards, Jeroen >hi Jeroen > >thank you VERY much for that very interesting piece of chess computer history! > >it is very interesting to read about Jan Louwman the "Father of Chess computers" >as very little was ever written about him here in the US >i only know about his importance on the chess computer scene from talking to >collectors and with correspondence with fellow Dutch friends >even Tim Krabbe mentions his name often > >of course it was also highly interesting to read about your performance against >these fairly strong computers > >can i ask you what the time control was? > >you must be a strong player to defeat these computers and even draw so easily > >i realize you are an opening book expert so you outbooked the Dallas 020 but >still you must be a strong player > >i imagine that since you were able to score 3-4 from these computers that >Louwman happily let you keep all of them for free?? >:)) > >Eager For More Schachcomputer Lore Regards >Steve
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