Author: Frank Phillips
Date: 09:42:07 09/05/04
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On September 04, 2004 at 18:15:07, Stuart Cracraft wrote: >On August 31, 2004 at 19:14:48, Alessandro Scotti wrote: > >>For those who cannot access Ed's page at >>http://members.home.nl/matador/chess840.htm (e.g. with Mozilla) or just want a >>document that prints nicely here is a PDF transcription of the page content: >> >>http://www.ascotti.org/programming/chess/How%20Rebel%20Plays%20Chess.pdf >> >>I have manually composed/reformatted all diagrams and code to make sure they >>print ok, keeping the document layout 99.9% faithful to the original. Please let >>me know if you find errors or have suggestions etc. >> >>Enjoy! :-) > >If it makes any difference, I consider his comments to be the most >signficant single collection the history of computer chess in >regards to help for the computer chess programmer. He goes into >more nitty-gritty detail than anyone else, and he is a commercial >programmer and I believe it was a world microcomputer champion, >no? I know of no other such example of the combination of champ, >detail, and commercial, all collected in a single cohesive whole. > >Stuart Agreed. We should not forget Bob Hyatt, of course. The only element missing in your list of attributes not applicable to Bob would seem to be 'commercial'. Frank
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