Author: Robin Smith
Date: 21:57:30 03/10/03
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On March 10, 2003 at 14:33:08, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >But when assisted by a computer and having it analyse for hours these tactical >complications are useless: the computer will tell you if they are good or bad. >At least in 98% of all cases. So there's no need to "develop ideas" anymore: >your own program or the program of your opponent will calculate the answer *and* >thus the rebuttal. No one will play such an idea anymore. Hi Jeroen, I disagree. There are many highly tactical positions where the strongest programs, running on a very fast computer, for days, still cannot go deeply enough to avoid mistakes. But one has to know how to find the right "kind" of tactics. Robin
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