Author: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Date: 03:29:49 08/29/00
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On August 28, 2000 at 19:44:01, Jonathan Lee wrote: >On August 28, 2000 at 12:11:03, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: > >> >>I am back in Germany and would like to thank everybody who supported me and >>helped me winning this title. Also thanks to my fellow programmers for the nice >>and fair competition in London. I have received many nice words recently, also >>thanks for this. >> >>I guess I have to leave the academy awards mode now :-) >> >>I am quite satisfied with the games Shredder played in London. I had some nice >>wins and Shredder played very strong in the endgame allowing to draw some bad >>positions. I was probably lucky in a few games but without luck you can’t win >>such a strong competition. >> >>If somebody has more questions about Shredder in London I will try to answer >>them here. >> >>Stefan >1. I don't own Shredder 4 but has your software easily overtaken Richard Lang's >tactical Genius programs? Yes, I guess so. But please believe me that it was not easy! >2a. How many bytes is the main program? About 800 KB. >2b. If I save a position, will it be 159 bytes? >I am interested in brevity. I save games in EPD-Fromat >3. Should your program be 2600 SSDF rated like Fritz 6 and Junior 6 at 450 MHZ >on the computer chess rating list on www.icdchess.com? I don't know. >My opinion about chess computers is that the hardware (not the software) is >lagging upon beating Kasparov or the next twenty first century champion. 20 years is a very long time. I guess you are wrong. Stefan >Jonathan
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