Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 06:21:36 11/17/03
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On November 16, 2003 at 20:08:45, K. Burcham wrote: > >why do programs allow humans to control these openings? >why do programs allow humans to set up these walls instead of exchange pawns for >open files? >why can't code be written to exchange pawns even when early in book? If you do that, you also get ripped. You don't just open a file because you can, you do it because you should, given the specific position. Otherwise you self-immolate by opening files against your own king, etc... or when your opponent can eventually take control of the file. > >why stage these matches when so many know what needs to be done with opening >code? I wish I knew why this was such a big deal to write code for. > >I am glad we have highly accomplished GM, but aggravating giving them easy win. >I would prefer letting them outplay the program in an open position. > >kburcham
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