Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 14:26:46 04/30/02
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On April 30, 2002 at 11:08:29, Marc van Hal wrote: >On April 30, 2002 at 09:08:09, Wybe K. wrote: > >>On April 30, 2002 at 07:04:47, Marc van Hal wrote: >> >>>On April 30, 2002 at 06:04:01, Marc van Hal wrote: >> >>>> I also have doubts Smirnin real knew what was going on in these games by >>>> reading his coments. >> >>Horrible, Smirnin is a 2700+ ELO GM and he doesn't know what to do ? >>So, maybe you've to announce an intellectual match against CM 8000 (with the >>Smirnin pers.) Walk on Marc. >> >>All the best, Wybe >> >>BTW what an exciting game it was. > >Who is the one who believes in fantasy you or me? >I already pointed out Sminin did not think here >I also said you could check it before giving coments >Just set up the book moves from the game >And watch at the result of Botvinikpersonelety versus Gambit Tiger >I can asure you it's the same. >He simly played from out memory (By knowing the end result of a computer >computer game without watching the corectness of these moves) >I think that many IM's and GM's who are realy dedicated to the game would suport >this. >Kasparov would say so it is posible to win from a chessprogram by making bad >moves. >And also would give coments on the vague coments givven by Smirnin.(Just like I >did) >Kasparov does not want to play against programs because of the reason that he >loves the game to much to destroy it with nonsens at all costs. >Which program on Which hardware plays doesn't mather aslong as you know the end >result of games which where played by these programs. >And like I said Botvinik versus Gambit Tiger 2 on a 800MHZ machine gave the same >end result as on a 2Gighz machine with the exeption that the Botvinik >personelety might change moves(Which I doubt). >I also can show you games which where realy briliant instead of this sherade if >you look it from a chessprograms point of vieuw. >Then again if you prefer to believe in lies your free to do so. >It only doesn't look to smart. >It looks like the thinking lines off a chessprogram it doesn't realy learn >something from it's mistakes >and does therefor not admit them! >I even would prefer the game he won against Schredder >Which is of more theoretical valeu. >Regards a real chessplayer Marc So you're claiming that all these games were worked out by Smirin ahead of time, move by move? That would be fantasy, indeed!:o) Terry
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