Author: pavel
Date: 07:53:03 09/05/00
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On September 05, 2000 at 07:56:41, leonid wrote: >On September 05, 2000 at 07:36:11, Alain Lyrette wrote: > >>After all those years working to improve your programs,refining search >>etc...would you say that it help you become a better chess player or that we're >>talking about 2 completely different issues here?if it helped you by how much? > >Writing chess program and playing chess have nothing to do. Very popular myth >pretend that best player write best program. > >When you really in writing your program (never mind what) you have less time to >stay with all other hobbies. This is why previously good chess player can expect >only that his game will become somewhat weaker. > >Leonid I agree with you about "chess playing skill has nothing to do about writing chess program" but I tend to believe that as you get more and more involved in to writing chess programs, i guess your chess skill increases considerably. i have no hard porrf but it seems more logical 'to me'. pavel ;)
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