Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 07:58:01 10/18/00
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On October 17, 2000 at 05:33:27, Mogens Larsen wrote: >Furthermore, claiming that a new dawn for computer chess has risen on the basis >of a single move in a single game is too simplistic to be taken seriously by >anyone. i don`t know how much data YOU have, but i do have arround 150 games so far. for me this is enough material to claim something. How many games have YOU seen to claim the opposite or to cry for "simplistic" ?? > That approach is not usually accepted, so why should it be that now. All >this shouting from the roof tops is pure rubbish IMHO. The same goes for the "We >see the light" (CT & Co.) right. Licht ! Licht ! > vs. the people "Confined to living in darkness" (just >about everyone else) approach. :-))) i dont mention EVERYONE, just fritz, junior, nimzo. the usual bean-counters with their 0.00 scores :-)) > An obvious result when uninformed persons like >Thorsten Czub where am i uninformed, dear godness ?! > are allowed to control the nature of the debate, this is an open forum, you are allowed to post and read whatever you want. WHAT do i Control and HOW ?? >resulting in >useless quibbiling about games and numbers. quibbiling ? :-))) >The move is very nice and results in a more interesting game, but if the >computer chess world should change overnight with every single move of good >quality then it would be hard to stick to anything, let alone have a firm basis >for going anywhere in particular. Aside from the fact that there would suddenly >be a lot of "revolutionary" concepts. i am sure mogens, if the computerchessworld changes (no matter if overnight or not) YOU will be the first one we will keep informed .... :-)) >However, if the engine really is significantly different, it would be a nice >addition as would any other new or improved program. wise words... >Mogens.
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