Author: Uri Blass
Date: 00:47:06 07/25/05
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On July 25, 2005 at 03:34:58, Andre van Ark wrote: >Hi! > >You guys must be joking. > >It might be a good idea if the both of you try to help a chessprogrammer for a >week by doing some serious beta-testing so that you are able to look in the >kitchen and learn something about chessprogramming. > >You will see than that they work their ar$$es off instead of "tweak the earlier >version slightly". > >The fact is that the programs nowadays so strong that it is very, very, very, >hard to make some improvements. The fact are that it is very easy to make improvement if you are a good programmer(see Fabien programmer of Fruit when inspite of the fact that Fruit has bugs it is number 2 or number 3 in the world and I feel sure that it will be better than Shredder9 if Fabien only fix some search bugs) There are 2 possibilities: 1)The programmers of the commercial programs do not work hard enough 2)The programmers of the commercial programs are clearly inferior programmers relative to Fabien I believe that 2 is correct(it is also possible that 1 is correct or both are correct) Uri
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