Author: Bryan A. Bybee
Date: 15:32:35 04/20/00
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>Is this the operator of EvilSilicon Speaking? Byran B.? > >I thought that Crafty was in no way a part of the "Experimental" program you >state to use? > >This is what you have been saying to me for some time now... >You even censored me for trying to disprove that your "experimental" program >wasn't your own... > >So even by your own words here you now admit that you are in fact nothing but a >hacked Crafty... and of course Shredder 3.0 through Winboard.. > >Might I ask why this is in your notes: > 4: Our engine is not based on any other freeware or commercial chess package. > >Yet you state that you are in fact using a freeware chess project as the base of >your "experimental" chess programming? > I refuse to hash this out with "you", Peter, in the CCC forum. Again your "don't confuse me with the facts" attitude is quite apparent. Read _ALL_ the messages and then, perhaps, reply (if you must.) Dr. Hyatt asked specifically about Xeref, a program that he's seen running on both chess.net, and for a _limited_ (and fully documented time) on FICS under the EvilSilicon account. This has nothing to do with the ArticChess engine (which I call simply "evil" now.) An excerpt of my original message: ---- *-> Shredder3.0 as well as a very *-> highly modified crafty v17 series called Xeref, is responsible for the *-> standard and blitz ratings above (for the most part.) EvilSilicon is an *-> engine that plays decently in short blitz (but manages to lose most blitz *-> games against top competition) but is rather strong in lightning. ---- >As I have said in the past, I was able to prove it, and did, and you tried to >make me look like a fool on FICS, now who seems to be the fool? No, I believe you accomplished this quite efficiently by your lonesome. -bryan
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