Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 12:08:16 11/19/03
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On November 19, 2003 at 10:32:18, Uri Blass wrote: >I do not agree with that answer. > >Even programs without open source give information that it is possible to learn >from it. > >They give evaluation and main line so you can learn something about their >evaluation. > >You can see at what depth they solve positions so you can guess something about >their extensions. > >It is not a case when they give nothing. There is a _huge_ difference between being able to say, "I think this program uses a check extension," and being able to say, "I think this program uses alpha-beta with null-move," especially if you have never heard of alpha-beta or null-move before.
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