$ gnugo --decide-dragon Q16 seki.sgf finished examine_position Q16 is dead as it stands Q16 cannot be defended (1 variations) $ gnugo --decide-dragon P16 seki.sgf finished examine_position P16 is dead as it stands P16 cannot be defended (1 variations)
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Decide-string, however, apparently has a better handle on the situation: $ gnugo --decide-string P16 seki.sgf P16 cannot be attacked (3 variations) $ gnugo --decide-string Q16 seki.sgf Q16 cannot be attacked (3 variations) Terry McIntyre -- UNIX for hire Software Development, Systems Administration, Computer Security [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- try google talk
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