Author: KarinsDad
Date: 09:13:12 02/11/99
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On February 10, 1999 at 08:31:15, Gorfoiuq wrote: > So why build a chess program that most of us can't beat? I think nobody here >has beaten a chess programme(excluding Kasparov and some GM) b4 except some >grandmaster...even grandmaster has problem... 1) Similar to Mount Everest, because it's there. 2) Many people like to compete their program versus programs created by others. 3) Many programmers like to push the envelope to discover new algorithms, faster and better ways to do things, etc. Why? (this question was given to students in a Philosophy exam at the University of Pittsburg in the early 70s, the answer that I've listed below got the only A). Why not? KarinsDad
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