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Subject: Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge??

Author: Jesper Antonsson

Date: 09:48:37 11/18/01

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On November 18, 2001 at 11:03:39, Antonio Dieguez wrote:

>On November 18, 2001 at 04:42:33, Otello Gnaramori wrote:
>>The real gain would be to marry the hardware of D.B. to the software algoritms
>>of Fritz7 or Chess Tiger IMHO.
>
>Yep, that programs with 200 MNPS should be much more stronger than Deep Blue...

Again, that seems like speculation to me.

Jesper

• Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Antonio Dieguez 13:38:12 11/18/01
  • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Jesper Antonsson 14:58:07 11/18/01
    • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Antonio Dieguez 15:11:04 11/18/01
      • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? José Carlos 07:00:00 11/19/01
        • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Antonio Dieguez 09:53:20 11/19/01
          • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Uri Blass 11:40:36 11/19/01
            • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Jesper Antonsson 14:14:33 11/19/01
              • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Otello Gnaramori 15:03:35 11/19/01
                • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Jesper Antonsson 16:09:46 11/19/01
          • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? José Carlos 11:26:22 11/19/01
            • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Antonio Dieguez 11:48:06 11/19/01
              • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Jesper Antonsson 14:18:22 11/19/01
          • Re: Could Programmers here working together simulate DB's Knowledge?? Antonio Dieguez 10:04:58 11/19/01

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