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Subject: Re: Did 1963 World Champ Botvinnik finished his Chess Program?

Author: Jorge Pichard

Date: 15:51:04 07/10/04

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On July 10, 2004 at 17:03:16, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On July 10, 2004 at 15:41:56, Jorge Pichard wrote:
>
>>Since Vincent Diepeveen is the strongest Chess Programmer that I Know, DIEP
>>should be the strongest chess program. The Only thing that I notice is that
>>computer play chess a little bit different than humans and that might be the
>>reason why DIEP has not reached the same level of Shredder 8, Deep Junior, Fritz
>>or even Chess Tiger.
>>
>>Jorge
>
>
>There have been _several_ stronger chess players working on computer chess.  The
>first that comes to mind is Hans Berliner.  Of course there was also David Levy
>with several programs back in the 1980's too.

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• Re: Did 1963 World Champ Botvinnik finished his Chess Program? Jorge Pichard 15:55:23 07/10/04
  • Re: Did 1963 World Champ Botvinnik finished his Chess Program? Robert Hyatt 16:15:55 07/10/04
    • Re: Did 1963 World Champ Botvinnik finished his Chess Program? Jorge Pichard 20:34:21 07/10/04
      • Re: Did 1963 World Champ Botvinnik finished his Chess Program? Robert Hyatt 20:50:37 07/10/04
  • Re: Did 1963 World Champ Botvinnik finished his Chess Program? Jorge Pichard 16:10:32 07/10/04

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