Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 15:11:43 02/28/98
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>Interesting. But why did you tell us your impressions NOW, after the new >SSDF-List is published ? Exactly. That is THE main reason i cannot repeat the choir of congratulations that easy. Of course we have to congratulate frans. But we don't have to forget that we have the program for a long time and nobody registered this enormous strength. WHY ? >In the past you never told us something about the strength of Fritz 5. >To make it clear : I have nothing >against Fritz 5 and I think, that it is a strong program. But naturally >I was absolutly surprised like many others about the performance in the >SSDF. Thanks for your honest statement ! > Some people, for example Moritz Berger, told us it again and again >in the past, that Fritz will receive a lot of benefit from hashtables >for it `s strength. Seems that he`s right. But now I see to my surprise >a lot of people, which now said : For me it`s clear, I always had this >knowledge. After 200 games anybody couraged to comment the politically correct thing. :-) >Thorsten believes something, you don`t believe something ....? Again : >for me it`s a little >bit suspect, that you `re claiming this, after the new list is >published. >People like Moritz claimed this for a long time, this has for me more >credibility. Right. Hail Moritz - the king of Fritz !! President Moritz ! The super-borg !! >The SSDF shouldn`t allow these special conditions and continue the >testwork with their well known basic principles --> testing only >programs in a commercially available form, to which every computer chess >fan in the world has access. > >If not, then we `ll have two versions of programs in the future : > >1.) one for the public >2.) one for the SSDF Fide and PCA in computerchess !!!!! Brilliant ! I completely agree in Peters words. > >In my view not a very good development. > >Let me know what you think ! > >-Peter
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