Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 06:52:41 10/09/01
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On October 08, 2001 at 23:20:41, K. Burcham wrote: > > >it seems the higher you go in your chess level, the more draws that > will be. > >with five more years of book improvements, engine advances, and inmprovements > in egtb's, and after reading this page at the inquirer, the level of comp > play will be at a very high level. 20 gig processors should hit at least > 15000 kns. with improvements these might hit 20000 kns. if these become >available in smp then you are talking about 30000 to 35000 kns. with huge >improvements in buss speeds and total ram capacity, we will have "auto hash on". >there will be no hash settings by then, and hash will not have physical limits. > >at this level of play, with this number of kns, search depths will be at > an unbelievable level. with search depths at 25 to 45, comp chess will > be looked at different then we view it today. > >maybe i better brush up on my board skills. > > >http://www.theinquirer.net/08100101.htm > >kburcham If this would be the case nothing has improved by that time i have proven over and over again positions which are won in all cases Only by being a litle more patient by recapture and changing of pieces and positinal improvements Then again I showed winnings where programs all the time thought they had a clear advantage The problems of todays programs is that they don't know how to play solid chess Or how to create counter play And counter play beats defence in most cases Actualy a fun part on Junior7 is that i was anelyzing some varition of the clasical Kings Indian and it starts to freak out now every time in comes in the same sort of position (for the record when I was playing with the White pieces there for it later on did not play for counterplay rather for defence) I also saw that most books stoped at a bad point in some variations Which program play move like Ng6-h8 Nh8-f7 (It looks like moves from Petrosian or Botvinik) A computer program with nervs hehe Many times this very sharp positions arise in this opening and also a human can be fooled by it Just look at the games played by Eduard Gufeld At the moment you think it is all over for Black Black starts a winning attack That's the beauty of this opening Not to bring it in discredit because i like the program I actualy would like to ask you guys if you look at my anelyses can you give it a typical style?
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