Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 16:26:29 10/13/98
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On October 13, 1998 at 19:04:03, Hristo wrote: >On October 13, 1998 at 13:32:14, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>Dear son, there is something worst than to be 30 years in this or lessoning your >>wife since 15 years ago blaming you for this shit: is, like in my case, to be >>around 30 years in this field and not to be a Hyatt and not even a good player, >>but just a customer purchasing one program after the other to beat me in pieces >>the same. My wife not even bother telling me nothing...:-) >>fernando >Yeahhh ... but You are having fun !!! This is what counts after all !? >I guess all of us are a *bit* crazy ... it's better to be *crazy* than >*normal*... :))) ... My girlfriend seems to agree with me on this, although I >don't know for how long !!! >Being *Bob* probably isn't much fun all the time, but I bet ha has his moment >just like all of us. In the case of chess-programming he is achieved alot, but >he had to give-up other things which you and I might enjoy every day, without >thinking ... >I've been working on my chess program, among other things ... sadly I've been >working on these other things more and more ... > > >best regards. >hristo Dear Hristo: If you let me go a bit deeper in this, let me tell you that fun is great, but only until the point where you are not going later to feel you lost your time instead of doing something of more importance or substance according to your gifts. Each time I think in the thousands of hours I have expended in this game instead of using them for the sake of my real gifts -writting; I am a writer in my country- I feel a sad feeling of lose, banality, etc. Of course I am 50 years old and that makes things worse; I have not, like you, so many time for expeding in shit from now on. So maybe next week i will drop all this. For the time being I am going to play againts CM6000 Bye Fernando
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