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Subject: Re: How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in n?

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 08:51:23 09/08/00

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On September 08, 2000 at 11:26:02, Jari Huikari wrote:

>On September 08, 2000 at 11:09:25, Vincent Diepeveen wrote:
>
>>Why not move your ass and start testing position by position from
>>the WAC.
>
>I have run some tests with my slow machine and slow program. Would be nice
>to compare the results with those of some good program with faster hardware.
>
>					Jari

So instead of a run of 2 million lightyears on your computer you
think if we do it in a lightyear less that we qualify more to solve
the openingsposition?

• Re: How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in n? James T. Walker 09:06:37 09/09/00
  • We know. :-) Jari Huikari 09:26:53 09/09/00
    • Re: I know you know :-) James T. Walker 16:38:20 09/09/00
• Re: How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in n? Jari Huikari 06:23:48 09/09/00
• Re: How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in n? Robin Smith 18:00:49 09/08/00
  • Re: How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in n? Vincent Diepeveen 08:17:49 09/09/00
    • Re: How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in n? Robin Smith 20:36:16 09/10/00
    • Well, How many of the 300 WAC positions are mates in 10 or less moves? Jari Huikari 09:16:10 09/09/00

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