Author: blass uri
Date: 05:33:02 11/07/98
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On November 07, 1998 at 08:14:11, James T. Walker wrote: >On November 06, 1998 at 22:55:38, odell hall wrote: > >> >> Personally I do not understand this newsgroup,all talk and no action!! >>International Master Schoeder has "Personally appeared on this message board >>letting it be known he would play a match. Everyone Basically ignored and >>snubbed their nose at him!!. Yet we start crying when jerks like GM Moronovic >>don't show up. Some people may say they are not interested in seeing a strong >>program play an international master?? But wouldn't this be strong confirmation >>of GM strength if a program could defeat such a strong player under fair >>conditions? We are always crying about there not being enough games at long >>times controls to be certain about rating, yet when opportunities present >>themselves So called leaders in the group do nothing! Yes I am angry because I >>would like to see such a match take place and unfortunately I am not in a >>position of leadership or recognition to takes steps to see it happen. Schroer >>was basically ignored and shown little respect in my view! >>S > >Hello, >Personally I would rather see a GM playing one of the top programs. I think the >top programs have beat up enough IM's to prove they have a tough time with them. > If programs are to prove they are GM strength they must beat GM's. I think that if programs can beat every IM convincingly then it is a proof that they are GM's strength I do not think that it is so simple I think programs cannot beat some 2200 players(against humans) that are experienced with playing with chess programs and are playing for a draw. I want to see a match between top programs and the 2115 player that did a draw against rebel9 and won against Geinus5 in a tournament(In the same tournament >2300 players lost to programs so the question is not ELO against humans) Uri
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