Author: Dr. Franklin
Date: 16:06:31 10/30/01
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On October 30, 2001 at 15:32:51, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On October 30, 2001 at 14:49:32, Joshua Lee wrote: > >>Few So Called "Perfect Games" Exist but According to Some GM's They DO. But To >>my Main Point Of intrest I know that Some People will Say Deep Blue Is Not as >>Good As Deep Fritz and Vice Versa But What i would like to know is that if Deep >>Blue Had Extra Knowledge Like Hiarcs/Shredder/ChessTiger But Even More SO how >>Could It be Possible to Compare The Two (without The Still In existence Deep >>Blue Junior) Playing?? I have seen Posts here about DB Jr. Following a game on >>ICC within the past few years Maybe someone can shed light on this. >> >>Also why hasn't anyone contacted the DB team and talked with them or got them to >>talk here on the messageboard? > > > >All you have to do is think for a minute to answer _that_ question. There is >nothing they could say that would appease the anti-deepblue crowd. They would >simply be drowned in a sea of insults. It happened on r.g.c.c... it would >happen here. > >> >>I would Like to See One Day before i die an equal Match weather that means A >>commercial Program Having the Hardware to search 200MPS or Whatever they were >>ACTUALLY searching or The Knowledge that DB is Supposed to Have that the Newest >>Programs Don't. >> > >>In that case any analysis of Deep Blue Games Should Be with 36Billion Nodes >>searched else you don't give an accurate picture......Deep Blue might just have >>looked at the move Shredder or Deep Fritz thinks is better but Found a Bust >>after more time. Hence the reason it didn't play the so Called Better Move that >>you found with you're PC. > > >agreed... I don't think those kind of people will post here, there simply is not any profit in it. Computer chess for me and you is a Hobby, for them it's all about money.
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