Author: Steven Edwards
Date: 23:28:13 05/24/05
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On May 25, 2005 at 00:54:06, Joshua Shriver wrote: >Just curious has any engine developers here tried or have an interest in Go >engine programming? Some years ago I did a little go programming but set it aside, primarily due to lack of time. I also looked at go data exchange standards; there is a somewhat common SGF (Standard Game Format) for go that is a text based scripting language. Unlike PGN, being easily read by humans was not a high level priority. I suppose that th go community could adapt PGN to their needs just as has the checkers (draughts) community done with their Portable Checkers Notation. There have been a number of interesting go programming efforts that attempt to utilize advanced planning and it's not surprising that Wilkins' Paradise has been referenced in that context. I remember hearing a story that here's a US$1,000,000 offer available for a master level go program that can fit on a US$100 handheld computer.
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