Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 09:32:42 12/12/02
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On December 12, 2002 at 11:27:37, Uri Blass wrote: >>>Of course it is a bit unfair to give the movei only 2 years to >>>implement 2000 lines of code to improve his evaluation, but >>>well 2000 lines of evaluation for a chess program i >>>could possibly write within a week. >> >>Well, I would love to take that bet, but I can't promise Movei only has 2000 >>lines of eval in 2004 :( >>Once you start adding it grows rapidly. > >I do not want to take that bet. >I also did not say that I can do it but only that it is possible. Yes I think you are right, realisticly speaking. Maybe I should take the bet on my own program instead then ;) If Vincent promises not to work on anything but the evaluation for two years, I think I could I beat him. Only problem is I don't have two years full time to spend on it. It would be more like 4 months full time spread over two years, that is not enough I think :( >I believe that a combination of a programmer who is better than me and my ideas >can do it. Take some classes in programming, read some books. You can learn. :) >I also see that there is a disagreement about the definition of the size of the >evaluation. What do you mean? -S. >Uri
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