Author: Per Steneskog
Date: 05:09:45 08/08/04
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On August 07, 2004 at 23:23:00, Robin Smith wrote: [...CUT...] > >[D]4r1k1/6p1/5n2/3p4/pp1P3Q/5P2/PP6/K7 w - - 0 39 > >Here, while computers see a large advantage, a human can spot the possibility of >a fortress, could verify the fortress does indeed hold, and then enter this >position's evaluation as 0.00. [...CUT...] Pardon me, I haven't read the Uri post, but is this really possible to hold? What prevents white from attacking the q-side pawns from behind? Sure black might recapture a pawn, but I still prefer white, and it is certainly not a fortress. A small note about the real subject: I imagine it costs more than it gives, unless the engine is a non-brute force. // Regards, Per Steneskog
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