Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 17:47:05 01/20/05
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On January 20, 2005 at 20:43:30, Steve B wrote: >>If you want to see a chess program that plays like a human, why not do write >>one? >> >>If you don't know how to program, you should not let that stop you. Uri did not >>know how to program (according to his estimation) and yet he has written a >>strong program in a short time (movei). If you think a different direction is a >>good idea, then no one can stop you from going in that direction. > >not that i could possibly write a chess program ,but i have hardly the time >i am the managing partner in a 100 man CPA firm in NYC and have enough of my >time taken >but i would love to see those interested in chess programing and who have the >ability and time to go in this direction Perhaps you have the resources to fund this effort. I am sure that there are lots of programmers who would like to take you up on it. If you are sure that such an effort would make money, then you would have a profitable venture. Of course, if it were easy to make a chess machine play like a human then someone would have done so. So it may not be feasible with what we know now.
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