Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 19:36:58 11/22/99
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On November 22, 1999 at 16:16:36, Marcus Kaestner wrote:
>On November 22, 1999 at 13:59:44, eric guttenberg wrote:
>
>>Well, maybe in future, when a tourney or test is posted, Nimzo 7.32
>>should be refered to as Good Nimzo 7.32 or Bad Nimzo 7.32...
>>for example, in the ongoing SSDF match the current score is
>>Good Nimzo 7.32 leading Fritz 5.32 19-18 and in the 2d Thuringer tournament
>>it is Bad Nimzo 7.32 with 0.5-5.5 in 6 rounds.
>> The Nimzo 7.32 that I have appears to play on my 333 Celeron as
>>Good Nimzo but I have only had it a short time. Maybe tomorrow it
>>will become Bad Nimzo...
>>
>>
>>eric
>
>
>hahaha, very funny :-))))
>nice posting!
>sometimes it´s very strange this computerchess stuff :-)
>
>marcus
Maybe Nimzo is the most anticomputer-tuned program on the planet? :)
After all Donninger is the author of Auto232, and I assume he had written this
stuff for his own usage before releasing it as a product?
Don't take this post of mine too seriously, I don't believe it is possible to
"tune" against computers anyway...
Christophe
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