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Subject: Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning"

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 14:23:36 05/13/05

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On May 13, 2005 at 17:01:00, Christopher Conkie wrote:

>Hello Dann,
>
>Thank you.
>
>So where does the +319 come from?
>
>This seems to be common.
>
>Why this figure?

It's an advantage of about one knight.

• Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Christopher Conkie 14:26:07 05/13/05
  • Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Dann Corbit 14:31:21 05/13/05
    • Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Christopher Conkie 14:32:29 05/13/05
      • Skake/Averno analysis set Dann Corbit 14:45:57 05/13/05
        • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set {Skaki output, Averno output is parallel} Dann Corbit 14:47:26 05/13/05
        • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set Dann Corbit 14:46:37 05/13/05
          • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set Christopher Conkie 15:06:49 05/13/05
            • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set Dann Corbit 15:10:53 05/13/05
              • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set Christopher Conkie 15:15:26 05/13/05
                • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set Dann Corbit 18:07:38 05/13/05
                  • Re: Skake/Averno analysis set Christopher Conkie 18:34:54 05/13/05

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