Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 11:15:51 02/15/04
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On February 15, 2004 at 08:34:21, Roger Brown wrote:
>>Computer chess needs a revolution. Chess programs at this time are just big
>>calculators (mine included). It works, but it is so different from the way human
>>players think that there must be a much better way.
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>>The wheel needs to be reinvented.
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>I find this to be an impressive declaration coming from someone who has written
>a (or is it really two?) world class chess program. No chest thumping, just a
>statement that chess programming did not start and end with his invention.
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>Bravo sir!
Where I am now is not where I wanted to go when I started chess programming, and
I still believe my initial idea has value.
I just got lost and went for immediate efficiency. But there is another path to
explore.
Christophe
>As for Tord, methinks he protests far too much. Gothmog is not an engine to be
>taken lightly. Nor is its programmer.
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>Later.
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