Hi All,
If anyone is interested I'm starting a new blog about Chess Programming. It's an "over-the-shoulder-view" of engine development. I'm starting from scratch (other than my old Monarch i/o code) and creating a new engine called Maverick. I'll aim for frequent updates (possibly daily).
You can find out more here:
http://www.chessprogramming.net
Note: Maverick doesn't play chess yet - it's a brand-spanking-new project!
Steve
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Steve thank you very much,
Nice site, I wish you good luck with the project, I mean lucky fun and feel satisfied.
As you say, do something original seems more and more difficult, it seems you have to walk avoiding copying more than writing code.
(My impression silly)
I like how you started the code with many explanations.
Thank you very much for that.
Do you have a fan in my (student).

Nice site, I wish you good luck with the project, I mean lucky fun and feel satisfied.
As you say, do something original seems more and more difficult, it seems you have to walk avoiding copying more than writing code.
(My impression silly)
I like how you started the code with many explanations.
Thank you very much for that.
Do you have a fan in my (student).

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Hi,
Thanks for the info, i will read your blog. Nice to hear good news.
Best regards
Jorge
Thanks for the info, i will read your blog. Nice to hear good news.
Best regards
Jorge
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Thanks. I've subscribed your blog. I read your blog every morning if there is an update.
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Thanks Ted!
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Nice blog.Steve Maughan wrote:Hi All,
If anyone is interested I'm starting a new blog about Chess Programming. It's an "over-the-shoulder-view" of engine development. I'm starting from scratch (other than my old Monarch i/o code) and creating a new engine called Maverick. I'll aim for frequent updates (possibly daily).
You can find out more here:
http://www.chessprogramming.net
Note: Maverick doesn't play chess yet - it's a brand-spanking-new project!
Steve
BTW, what did you use to produce the chess diagrams? I may want to steal it for my web pages.

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Hi Tom,
Steve
Thanks. I used Fritz and SnagIt. I then added the "x" using Photoshop!Tom Likens wrote:[...]
Nice blog.
BTW, what did you use to produce the chess diagrams? I may want to steal it for my web pages.
Steve
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Thanks Steve. Your blog inspired me to implement magic bitboards in my engine (Tucano). I was using plain bitboards but never took a serious look at magic bitboards. With your explanation I finally had a little push to implement it.
Keep up the good work
Keep up the good work

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Hi Alcides -
I'm pleased you're taking the plunge! So far I've found magic bitboards to be anything but trivial. Let's hope they are worth the work. I think they probably will be,
Steve
I'm pleased you're taking the plunge! So far I've found magic bitboards to be anything but trivial. Let's hope they are worth the work. I think they probably will be,
Steve
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Nice blog Steve, thanks for it.
I've already added it to my RSS feeder.
Best
E Diaz
I've already added it to my RSS feeder.
Best
E Diaz
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