Author: Chris Whittington
Date: 12:27:43 11/13/97
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On November 13, 1997 at 15:04:18, Chris Carson wrote: >On November 13, 1997 at 14:31:50, Chris Whittington wrote: > >> >>On November 13, 1997 at 14:26:41, Chris Carson wrote: >> >>>This is to much fun! >>> >>>Another Fast team (nps > 4K, willing to talk about it) >>> >>>1. Crafty (good program, author will comment) >>>2. Ferrett (good program, author will comment) >>>3. Dark Thought (good program, author has published) >> >>I'm not sure that Rebel will want to be classified as fast.... >> >>>4. Rebel 9 (good program, author will commment) >>> >>>Slow team (nps < 4K, willing to talk about it) >>> >>>1. CSTal (good program, author will comment) >> >>Where are you going to get any programs slower than this ? >> >>Chris Whittington >> > >Couple of issues for classification: > > 1. What is slow? ( < 15K on P6-200) > 2. What is fast? ( > 15K on P6-200) > 2. What is knowledge? (book, book lrn, positional learning, > evaluation, hash tables, endgame tablebases, > style) > > I think you are more qualified to answer than I am. Best would be an open debate between Moritz and Thorsten about who is classified as what ........ ....... > I'm not >sure there are many "slow" programs. Is Diep a slow program? Getting me and Droop in the same room, let alone the same team would be a major acheivement :) >Hiarcs was mentioned, but I do not know if it would meet any >defined criteria for mostly knowledge. Any thoughts? Only one. We all hate each other. Getting us to cooperate in teams could be tricky :) > > I also agree with you that Ed could better classify Rebel >than I could. Good program no matter how it is classified. > > I also think that Crafty has quite a bit of knowledge already >programmed in. Just my opinion. :) Everybody is entitled to their opinion Chris Whittington > >>>2. ??? >>> >>>Best Regards, >>>Chris Carson
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