Author: Larry S. Tamarkin
Date: 22:18:57 09/25/98
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Hi Fernando: I'm enjoy contributing whatever I can come up with, energy permitting. As you are probably aware, I am particularly interested in the 'Human' perspective in the interaction of these chess programs. And in some ways its more interesting for me to see a spectrom (in playing strength, age of player and personality), of players games, then it is to just read about on the Internet a match between the 'hottest' program(s) available (which it seems we always have to wait for, and spend more money on), and the 2nd player in the world. And of course its got to be more fun when you yourself are somehow involved in setting this stuff up! In connection with this, see below... I'm pleased to see WCCR become free - I can already include it as a reference on my resume, and in my cover letters when seeking new employment. I likely will be moving back to NY in February (& no later than June of '99), to resume my scholastic chess teaching career there. And I see much possibility of testing a number of mircro-programs against various young talents, park players, Chess book sellers, local club talents, and perhaps even some Hungarian/American Women chess champions! Of course I will record all of these games and then report back here:) As Spock would say, It should be fascinating... Lawrence Tamarkin the inkompetent chess software addict! On September 25, 1998 at 15:10:53, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Hi Larry: >I think would be great to have that stuff in the Resource center and, in fact, >all kind of things you can deliver. I remember you wrote a good deal or articles >in WCCR. May I consider you a partner in this endeasvour? If so, let me know >which kind of things you would like to do. >regards >Fernando
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