Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 16:58:16 08/28/98
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On August 28, 1998 at 15:32:41, Inmann Werner wrote: >Your idea is good,but the real good ideas, which make the difference between >the profi programs and amateur programs, nobody will tell. All other ideas >are discussed here, and are in "Crafty", which everybody can download as a >source. On the other side, a compendium about known ideas would be great. >But if somebody does all this known things together, he has no "super" chess >programm. You are right, but remember I don't think of it as a mean to program, but just to avoid in our post precisely what is common, comodity kind of knowledege en this field. The idea is: let's amateurs don't be deceived by inspirations that tend to be just bad memory or ignorance. Fernando I tried to put everything I heard in my programm, and Inmichess till >now is not super. Why? Because all this things must fit together. Its like >"chaos theory". Only a small change and the system gets to chaos. I have spent >nights in writing really good code with very good ideas, and the whole system >did not fit together.(Especially evaluation and speed). >So the normal stuff as alpha beta, null move, hashing etc. you can describe. >But then the tuning begins..... > >Werner
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