Author: Tony Petters
Date: 04:53:33 04/30/05
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On April 29, 2005 at 20:31:08, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >But let me make a prophetic statement. For all what I know from chess and >computerchess I am convinced that the brutal search approach - on the base of >always stronger hardware - will be condemned to come to a dead situation where >no longer effective progress in chess will be possible. And if the programmers >don't understand how to improve the chess knowledge for the machine, then they >will never overcome human top chessplayers. In special if certain limiting rules will be found for the attending machines. At that moment then people will be >sorry that in the years around 1997 those who followed the other paradigma >(knowledge) like Chris and his team had no better support in their peer group! > >It's a pity for that waste of creativity because of silly flame wars on the >internet... > >Hold open your eyes and inform the community about any small development when >someone new or old gets into the knowledge issue again - for the best of >computerchess! And don't let you become depressed. You once were part of the >better issue in computerchess. All the best to you in future! But Pope, what is the programmer is a 1600 ELO patzer like Bobo, how can they improve chess knowledge ? Where is ChrisW these days ? Interesting, that Shredder 9 would announce it is updating to Winx64 today. Another bean counter programmer, but against HYDRA, it cannot out count the beans !
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