Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 13:14:29 04/14/98
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>could be anything. IE what about the case you mentioned a few months >ago with Crafty vs CSTal? Crafty wins most games, you said. And I'd >bet that against Fritz, Crafty will score < 50% most of the time. SO >a case of A beats B, B beats C, C beats A simply shows there is no >"transitivity" in chess. :) > You are of course right. I am just making my jokes about the whole situation. I don't take it serious. >You need internet access. Playing on ICC would be both fun and >informative, No - how many times before you understand: ONLINE in germany is only possible if you work on a university and don't have to pay the german-telephone-bill. Or if you work in a big company and you boss pays. Private people have IMO no chance to be ONLINE if they are normal citizens. Maybe if they are rich. The german telephone-costs are very high. Very often it is less expensive to do a call-back service and telephone to US, and let a US-company call you back, and although the distance is enormous, the costs are less. German telephone companies exploit the customers. >as we could get some good GM players to have a go at it to compare how >it >does against humans, with how other programs there do against the same >humans.. You are obviously right. But I cannot change the facts concerning the costs here in germany.
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