Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 05:29:18 10/18/00
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On October 18, 2000 at 07:54:08, Thorsten Czub wrote: >If you would have read my post, you wrote an asnwer to, >you would have seen that i added Gandalf into the list of knowledge >programs. Please correct me if Gandalf isn't planning while playing >and correct me when you have observed that Gandalf is a bean-counter. >Then my observation from the games would be wrong, indeed. No, you added Gandalf to your special new-paradigm club. Knowledge based programs are hardly a novelty, so the term "new-paradigm" is a little silly. There's a lot knowledge based programs available. But you're right about one thing, Gandalf isn't a bean counter AFAIK, even though that definition is slightly blurry to say the least. Btw, chess programs don't make plans. You interpret their moves as a plan, but it isn't. >May it be that your reading capacities are somehow limited ? >From time to time, when they come out with a new product, >i do try to buy the programs. It is not my job to inform you about >a product that comes from your mother country, isn't it ?! >maybe you oversaw my posts about gandalf. I must have missed your posts. When you compared Gambit Tiger to CS Tal why not mention Gandalf as well if you've always been a Gandalf fan? It seems obvious given the knowledge you possess about the program. >I don't see what you mean ? Context ? I attacked Gandalf ? >Is it possible for you to speak in a sensible way, with sentences >i can , with my limited capacities in opposite to your infinite, follow ? No, I was thinking about your attack on the "bean counters". A more constructive approach might be preferable if you really want to achieve something resembling a change of mindset. >Of course i know Gandalf for a long time. And i was always a Gandalf fan. >Was this a mistake ?! May i have to give back my disks, cd's and handbooks?? No, I don't think so. Why would you want to? >Sorry when i stepped on some of your intimite "rights" concerning Gandalf. >I will in future not again step into denish terretory, as i have seen >it is a difficult terrain for foreigners... they still have some of those >vikings. I don't have any rights in that regard. I'm just puzzled about your ability to reason from absolutely nothing. One might say that your relationship with objectivity, knowledge and facts is very speculative indeed. Mogens.
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