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yes i do, as i said, he has published very good repetoire books written for human chess players to use. He has not undertaken a project as far as i know to publish a book looking at all known openings as the Hiarcs book does. I hope for his 2012/2014 books he got some help from his Hiarcs bookchess666 wrote:You don't know the complete répertoires writed by Larry in 2003 and 2012 ?
What i said is Larry used the best engines for help him to write his répertoires and i have the feeling you don't use them for HB just because you have the Hiarcs father !Harvey Williamson wrote:yes i do, as i said, he has published very good repetoire books written for human chess players to use. He has not undertaken a project as far as i know to publish a book looking at all known openings as the Hiarcs book does. I hope for his 2012/2014 books he got some help from his Hiarcs bookchess666 wrote:You don't know the complete répertoires writed by Larry in 2003 and 2012 ?
You are wrong. The book contains millions of computergames, played by all the top engines.chess666 wrote:What i said is Larry used the best engines for help him to write his répertoires and have the feeling you don't use them for HB just because you have the Hiarcs father !Harvey Williamson wrote:yes i do, as i said, he has published very good repetoire books written for human chess players to use. He has not undertaken a project as far as i know to publish a book looking at all known openings as the Hiarcs book does. I hope for his 2012/2014 books he got some help from his Hiarcs bookchess666 wrote:You don't know the complete répertoires writed by Larry in 2003 and 2012 ?
I can understand but sometimes, a father must admit his son is no longer the best ....
Yes but i saw this quotation already deux or three years ago in the website and the section is closed indeed .....Harvey Williamson wrote:Just to finish this section off:"I subscribe to your Powerbook now and I'm pretty impressed by it, I use it all the time in my chess teaching. As far as I know it is the best publicly available book."
Larry Kaufman, Grandmaster and World Senior Chess Champion.
I think you are being disingenuous. If a book contains millions of games try and calculate how long it takes to manually go through each one. Let me know when you have an answer. There will always be novelties that can be refuted.chess666 wrote:So, errors we found in HB with a friend ( we play on ICCF as you ) was just some exceptions sorry ( and also because we calculated much more than one move ! )
Perhaps i am wrong indeed and i had no yet chance to find a new interesting move on HB because i don't play enough openings and games !
After all, i bought recently very well known books ( and popular ! ) and i found big holes, even bad moves.....