Talk:Critter (chess)

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Robodini

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In January 2013, Richard released a compressed binary of a single threaded engine dubbed Robodini, compiled from the sources of his re-engineering attempts of Houdini 3, to win a bet and prove that he could do it within a few weeks with the Robbolito source code-base available.

This is off-topic, because it has no bearing on Critter or its development. It may be on-topic in the Houdini article, but I'd be very cautious with it to say the least because Vida's claims, while plausible, were not independently confirmed, yet have very serious implications. GregorB (talk) 20:26, 20 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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