Author: Arturo Ochoa
Date: 11:17:28 10/04/03
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> > >You are talking without knowing Uri, obviously. > >You are also talking about commputer chess without really knowing, I fear. > Mr. Theron: I like a lot your chess program (but this is not he topic). I must invite you to type finger messchess in the ICC. I fear you are not in the know that Mridul is already writing two chess programs. >Uri has been talking with us about chess programs for a long time without >writing one. So at the begining he came with ideas that were not really >relevant, or not exactly to the point. I have never found the Uri BlassĀ“s arrogance as well as his weak arguments as a useful thing. I only think it is a waste of time to try to discuss a topic with him. > >What I like about Uri is that at some point instead of keeping talking about the >subject he has started to write his own chess program. I also know that he has a >very scientific, objective approach in what he does. > This is your opinion. I agree your messages are very useful butyour postings has a galactic distance from the Uri BlassĀ“ "objectivity". Scientific? He uses words such as "I believe in something" (nothing is concrete for Uri Blass). >So if I was you I would not give Uri beginners's advices like "test, test - >don't assume". Because as far as I know that's exactly what he is doing. > >I also believe that Uri is right in not trying to get too much inspiration from >other chess programs. > >I think you should refrain from giving lame advices to Uri and tell us instead >about your achievements as a chess programmer. > I think it is better you also refrain to suggest and to judge people without a strong basement and you should investigate the professional profile of Mridul instead of defending Uri Blass. Uri Blass should have the capacity of defending himself or Am I wrong? Regards, Arturo Ochoa M. > > > Christophe
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