Author: Terry Ripple
Date: 13:15:01 08/21/99
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On August 21, 1999 at 16:07:45, blass uri wrote: > >On August 21, 1999 at 14:05:46, Dan Andersson wrote: > >>In the latest Gamasutra (www.gamasutra.com) magazine the following uninitated >>superstition was written: > ><snipped> >> Chess game AIs are perhaps >>the one exception to this rule, but they're cheating, since most chess programs >>draw upon databases of thousands of games and simply pick the highest-scoring >>move available at that moment. > >The book is only a small part of the program. >It is easy to get programs out of books without getting a very bad position with >white but it is not easy to win or even to draw against them after it. > >Uri ------ It's not easy to beat the beast even if you play an opening perfectly for 30 or 40 moves and have a small plus at the end of the opening stage, you're still going to lose unless you are a very strong Master! Terry
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