Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 19:37:12 01/20/05
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On January 20, 2005 at 22:30:46, Steve B wrote: > But since I do not know >>how emotions work, it will be too difficult for me to try. > >well,here is a small chance for us to finally agree on something >we wife says the same thing about me all the time > > >> >>I think what you are asking for is more difficult than you imagine. > >well i am not sure emotions are really necessary for the more ""human like" >programming >Berliners Hitech made a very serious effort to incorporate human like thinking >and it did acheive IM staus and was the first computer to do so >and it only searched less then 150,000 nodes per second >speed ,hardware and power were not the reasons for its strength >this is quite a feat of programming Considering the game scores of Hitech, what is it that you like about them that you do not like about contemporary computer chess programs?
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