Author: walter irvin
Date: 12:37:31 11/08/99
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On November 08, 1999 at 11:40:07, Tim Mirabile wrote: >On November 08, 1999 at 02:32:51, blass uri wrote: > >>I believe that a 386 is enough to win everyone in the world including kasparov >>and deeper blue if people will write the right software. > >Yes, a 386 would be fine as long as it had 32-man tablebases. :) maybe the tablebases are not that far fetched . maybe opening tablebases do not have to lead to a direct mate just a decent advantage . i did an experiment with hiarcs 7.32 and a radio shack chess computer . and it turns out that the radio shack computer once it had an advantage of greater than 1.50 it would win 48 games out of 50 .so if a real good opening positions database could be developed a 386 could be stronger than DB plus who knows what brilliant seach stategies are still left undiscovered .i think one thing that holds programmers back is they want to make a program so human like style .maybe that will not be the best style when all is known ? plus programmers are not prone to original ideas , lack imagination and creativeness .
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