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Subject: Re: best chess programmers

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 21:01:27 07/20/00

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On July 20, 2000 at 23:40:34, Tom Kerrigan wrote:
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>TSCP is also open source and it took zero effort from me.
>
>I guess Bob should take some lessons from me.
>
>Hey, seeing as TSCP is open source, I guess I must be one of the top 5 chess
>programmers too.

I don't put you in that category.  I have at least 40 chess program source codes
(actually I have not counted but it's probably a lot more than that.)
Apparently, posting free source is not good enough.

However, for someone who has never tried to write a chess program, TSCP is the
first source code they should look at.

I think if you put out a tinker-toy, you won't be all that caught up in having
to offer hundreds of explanations.  If it is a nuclear reactor, you are likely
to find a few more inquiries.

• Re: best chess programmers Tom Kerrigan 21:58:29 07/20/00
  • Re: best chess programmers Dann Corbit 22:12:16 07/20/00
    • Re: best chess programmers Tom Kerrigan 11:34:39 07/21/00
      • Re: best chess programmers Robert Hyatt 12:05:34 07/21/00
        • Re: best chess programmers Dan Ellwein 20:24:40 07/21/00
      • Re: best chess programmers Dann Corbit 11:47:18 07/21/00

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