Author: martin fierz
Date: 18:08:20 05/17/02
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On May 17, 2002 at 18:51:47, Robert Henry Durrett wrote: >I hope you will forgive me if I lack diplomacy. I never was good at that. > >It was not I who reopened an old can of worms. It was GM Ilya Smirin. > >The essence of my recent posts is to say that I was hoping that his observations >about how the chess engines performed would be discussed here. So far, nothing. > I was merely trying to prompt someone to address the GM's concerns. there is a good reason that there is no response to smirin's statements: what he said is just common knowledge here. if i remember right, it was about this: - computers are great in open positions - computers are weak in closed positions - computers have no long-range planning capabilities. this is *really old* stuff! it has been this way all the time, and will probably be this way for a long time to come... aloha martin
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