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Subject: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases

Author: Olaf Jenkner

Date: 15:18:30 09/07/02

You use all computers you can get and let them run months
to generate a new one. All in all this will take about 3 or 4
years.
Now my question:
Wouldn't it be better to wait 3 years and do NOTHING?
Then you can use computers which are 4 times as fast and
compute alltogether in a few month.

I know, that the people eagerly wait for each single endgame.
And it is very exciting to get every month a new solved endgame.

• Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases GuyHaworth 04:33:54 09/08/02
  • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Angrim 13:22:45 09/08/02
  • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Olaf Jenkner 10:32:31 09/08/02
    • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Vincent Diepeveen 16:07:27 09/08/02
    • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Vincent Lejeune 14:34:28 09/08/02
    • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Dieter Buerssner 13:05:12 09/08/02
      • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Angrim 13:34:08 09/08/02
        • P-slicing Pawn-EGTs GuyHaworth 13:45:45 09/09/02
    • Distributability of EGT Generation GuyHaworth 12:02:36 09/08/02
      • Re: Distributability of EGT Generation Vincent Diepeveen 16:17:31 09/08/02
        • point by point Vincent Diepeveen 16:38:53 09/08/02
          • Re: point by point GuyHaworth 13:41:20 09/09/02
            • Re: point by point Vincent Diepeveen 15:47:08 09/09/02
• Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Maurizio De Leo 17:41:48 09/07/02
• Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Slater Wold 16:41:08 09/07/02
  • Re: Question to people who generate 6-men-tablebases Vincent Diepeveen 16:04:40 09/08/02
  • Re: Question to Eugene Olaf Jenkner 00:27:39 09/08/02

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