Author: Roberto Waldteufel
Date: 15:09:42 06/25/98
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On June 25, 1998 at 14:57:02, Don Dailey wrote: >On June 25, 1998 at 08:46:08, Dan Homan wrote: > >>On June 24, 1998 at 19:56:26, Don Dailey wrote: >> >>> >>>Why not have our own low cost tournament in the USA? MIT will donate >>>classroom space for this, I've already checked it out. >>> >>>If I can get any interest from the European programmers I would >>>persue this. >>> >>>- Don >> >>This would be very cool! Especially for those of us who live in the >>Boston area. I'd come, even if my program is not that great yet and >>likely lose every game. It would be fun. You have my vote. >> >> - Dan > >I would also be willing to let one or two stay at my house, with >a preference to non-USA participants who will probably have higher >expenses. The main problem in our area is that housing is pretty >expensive. The local Mariott is over $200 per night but there are >less expensive alternatives. > >- Don Hi Don, You are most hospitable! If I had somewhere to stay, and only had to find the air fare to come, it might just be possible for me, depending on the dates involved. I have never been to a computer chess tournament before, nor have I ever visited America before, so it would be quite an adventure I think. My program would probably not be terribly successful against the more poweful programs, but might do quite well against medium strength programs. It runs under Windows95, but it needs a machine with 64MB RAM (it actually only uses 44MB, but Windows uses a fair bit too!). But I guess MIT must have plenty of computers! Best Wishes, Roberto
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