Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 06:39:30 01/23/98
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On January 23, 1998 at 08:40:39, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >On January 23, 1998 at 08:07:14, Andreas Mader wrote: > >>On January 22, 1998 at 11:35:28, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >> >>>On January 22, 1998 at 10:09:30, Eric Gallula wrote: >>> >>>>Hi Friends, >>>> >>>> >>>>Results of Nimzo98 LCTII tests on PC 166 MMX 512K cache 32 MB RAM >>>> >>>>Positionnal: 225 pts 54% (second behind Hiarcs6) >>>> >>>>combination: 275 pts! 76% (Best result of all) >>>> >>>>ending: 170 pts ! (second behind Genius,I think) 63% >>>> >>>>PERF: 2570 ELO ,may be the number one in the SSDF ranking >>>> >>>>Best Regards, >>>>ERIC >>> >>>I don't think you should trust this test so much. While Nimzo98 is >>>exceptionally quick at tactics, its endings are weak. It belongs in the >>>top group of programs. But number one, I doubt it. Still Hiarcs 6... >>> >>>Enrique >> >>Enrique, >> >>you are always picking on Nimzo, although it is a great and wonderful >>program. > >Rubbish! I am not picking on Nimzo at all. You know I like it a lot. Is >this what you wanted me to say? > >OK, lets put it in a way you may like: Nimzo98 is a GREAT program and >speed wonder. It also knows quite a bit. Only that its endgame is not up >to the rest. > >Better? :) > >> You'll have to face it: After 17 years of computer chess, you >>are wrong for the first time! Watch out for the next Swedish rating list >>and then apologize! > >ROFL > >Trying to talk like someone else once again... > >>Andreas >> >>P.S.: Enrique blamed me for being too soft and gentle when it comes to >>discussions about computer chess. I hope he now changes his mind! :-) > >You'll have to try harder. :) > >Enrique reminds me of my favorite bumper sticker: <xxx> where men are men, and sheep are afraid. you plug in your favorite state, country, university or whatever for <xxx> :) PS I have heard some "interesting" reasons that certain countries are cloning sheep? Anything to em? :)
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