Author: Martin Slowik
Date: 08:05:14 11/07/05
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>btw..Tom M ran the NYC marathon yesterday and i meet with him today Not bad... a husband of a friend of my wife ran too. I prefer playing badminton over running... ;) >Dave Kittingers Wchess appears in several of the newer Novag dedicated computers > >i think the King v2.2 AND 2.5 appears in some of the Earlier Cmaster >programs(not sure which one) or if not exactly then close to it > >why not test take a Sparc and play against the Cmaster 3000 OR 4000 and try to >infer the rating for the R40? You didn’t read my post. *sigh* The time scales for the Sparc and the CM wouldn’t be the same. Besides the exact version is not known. Not possible. Btw, even if it was, the argument goes the wrong direction: accurate measuring, regardless which way, gives you the number you want. You could confirm it with a different setup but this wouldn’t change the result. > Same applies to >>solving mate/tactics problems and the like since changing the time scale with a >>faster cpu doesn’t give you correct results. So here the most efficient way >>equals the old fashioned way. > > >OOPS more analogies >:)) I don’t see any analogy. It’s a different example how I use dedicated schachcomputers. >i am a hobbyist of the originally released dedicated computers >therefore my interest is only to see dedicated computers VS dedicated computers >this is why i object to the use of the CM Shroeder (even though it is similar to >the Tasc) in the .info ratings If a chess playing entity X produces the same moves in the same amount of time as Y then for measuring purposes I can take in matches X instead of Y to get the right number. If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck… ;) If two different entities A and B produce the same moves like C and D respectively but quicker, to get a result of a match I can use A and B instead. The concept behind it is as clear as it can be. >and this is why i object to the inclusion of the V11,a modified computer This, however, is a completely different story... (And we disagree here either) :) >i guess the old saying we have here in the states will sadly ring true here > >'IF YOU WANT SOMETHING DONE THE RIGHT WAY..YOU MUST DO IT YOURSELF" > >sigh > >More Testing Ahead Regards >Steve *lol* Looking Forward to Your Games Anyway Regards, Martin
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