Author: walter irvin
Date: 08:09:55 08/23/99
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On August 23, 1999 at 10:08:16, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >From the point of view of making a perfect program I think you're right. >A program should work flawless. >But from the point of view of an ideal humanlike opponent I think it's required >the program does these kind of stupid things. > >It's simply a matter of priority and I think it's not unimportant in the >development of user friendly chess software. >But -as a program feature, not as a bug. > >Jeroen ;-} the plain fact is it is a bug only if ,it is doing something other than what the programmer intends it to do .if im wrong please somebody correct me .but no body will correct me cause i'm right .the only thing you can say is ,to play perfect chess, the computer should not lose on time .it would be better to say you dont like a certain programs time management .but i also think Karpov has poor time management .
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