Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 16:51:16 09/10/01
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On September 10, 2001 at 19:48:54, Terry McCracken wrote: >On September 10, 2001 at 14:11:42, Janosch Zwerensky wrote: > >>> Last >>>time I checked, programmers ask GM's if the moves are correct, not the GM's ask >>>the computers! >> >>GM Kramnik has openly stated that he "bought a very powerful computer" to help >>him prepare for his match against GM Kasparov. He wouldn't have done so hadn't >>he thought that the machine could possibly answer at least some questions for >>him... >> >> >>>All these games that Eduard wins against these engines, >> >>Eduard doesn't publish his losses, and he has openly said that he is watching >>the eval of his opponents during his games, a behaviour which is known to boost >>human strength of play by quite a noticeable amount. >>I remember that one player who lived in the nineteenth century in on record with >>having had an overwhelmingly positive score against Anderssen, but who has never >>been heard of as a serious contender for the position of strongest player in the >>world. The secret is, he also didn't publish his losses... >> >>>I am going to believe a GM (especially a super-gm) over a computer, even after >>>the computer looks at it for 100 hours, and the GM looks at it for 1 minute. >> >>Comes down to the position. In endgames with fewer than six pieces, I'm going to >>trust my computer more than the GM even if the former has looked at the position >>in question for merely a millisecond, while the latter has spent his life >>analysing that ending... >> >>Regards, >>Janosch. > > >Read the thread please before responding....I know it's a TROJAN! > >Two I didn't see it under that name but am now aware of it, Back Door G. 1999. > >Three, Virus protection like Norton's protects against trojans IE Malicious >Programmes! > >Sigh...don't people read the follow ups? > >Terry Opps wrong person!! Sigh...
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