Author: blass uri
Date: 12:21:40 12/12/99
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On December 12, 1999 at 13:29:29, Amir Ban wrote: <snipped> >Dear Enrique, > >I'm surprised to read that you subscribe to this fast vs. knowledge nonsense, >which is as false as it is popular. The simple truth is that all programs are as >fast as their author can make them, and have as much knowledge as their author >practically knows how to put in them. Do you say that you do not avoid adding knowledge because of the fact that you know that it is going to make Junior slower. I know that Junior does not know some things that crafty knows(for example the fact that sometimes KBPP vs K is a draw when the bishop does not control the relevant corner. Do you say that you do not add this knowledge because you do not know how to put this knowledge in Junior and not because of the fact that you are afraid to be slower? Uri
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