Author: Matthew Hull
Date: 09:38:08 07/07/04
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On July 07, 2004 at 12:09:14, Albert Silver wrote: >On July 07, 2004 at 11:30:24, Fernando Villegas wrote: > >>It has been a surprise to analyze Junior-Diep game, specially when you have read >>here so many posts by Diepeveen talking of the huge knowledge capabilities of >>his program. Looking at the position before white rook taking "a" pawn it is not >>neccesary to be more than 2000 elo player to see the threats lurking in the >>position, the great activity, open or scarcely hidden, of black pieces, all of >>them aiming at the white king or near it. >>Oh well, said Diep, but a pawn is a pawn.... >>If there is a program that can talk of knowledge is or has been Junior. At least >>he really knows to attack. >>Anyway, I got fun. As a lover of dedicated units, I chose to take Diep endeavour >>in this game as a kind of homage to those old machines. >>Very poignant indeed. >>fernando > >You've heard of those nonsense posts on "what if a program like Junior were to >run on the Deep Blue hardware?". Well, this is a similar experiment with the >Chess Challenger software running on hardware that is thousands if not millions >of times faster. What is the DIEP hardware? > >A lot of people don't realize the meaning of the DIEP acronym, mistakenly >thinking it has something to do with the author's name: Diminished Intellect >Experimental Program. > > Albert
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