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Subject: Re: First overnight Toga II 1.0 Blitz results are impressive...

Author: Dimitris Poulos

Date: 04:28:57 08/18/05

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On August 17, 2005 at 20:31:16, Roger Brown wrote:

>>I don't come to disagree but what will you say if we see an 100 elo jump from
>>most top programs?
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>Hello Dimitris,
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>Of course you do come to disagree but isn't that the fun of debate?
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>:-)
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>Should Movei jump 100 Elo then I would congratulate the programmer, Uri Blass.
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>>>I agree with Uri that the genius is in writing Fruit in the first place.
>>>Tweaking and improving seems a lesser task to *me*.
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>>The same question as above.
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>To me, it is like putting in a different type of petrol or compressing deleting
>files so that the computer runs faster.  Of course it is a good thing but the
>genius is in designing the computer in the first place.
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>Building on a superstructure is always going to be easier that building the
>structure in the first place.
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>Give me an engine with original ideas that peaks at 1000 Elo and I wil take that
>over a modified version of FritShredNimzo that plays at 3000 Elo.
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>I love engines as diverse as Roce to WB Nimzo, Crafty to Ghost, Shredder to the
>Baron, Horizon to Gaviota, Kiwi to Rebel/Pro Deo, Deep Sjeng to Yace (soon to be
>replaced, sob!!).
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>All original, all fun.
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>So I guess I hopped off the Elo train some time ago.  I will take originality
>over a number any day.  Where is Roce?  I am going to administer some
>punishment...
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>Of course, others may see it differently....
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>:-)
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>>Of course. :-)
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>>Dimitris
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>Of course.
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>:-)
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Naturally (too many of courses) =-)

Dimitris




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