Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 11:21:35 09/22/02
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On September 22, 2002 at 13:59:21, Peter Skinner wrote:
>On September 22, 2002 at 13:17:41, pavel wrote:
>
>>Look Mr. Peter Skinner; that is your real name, right?
>
>I think it was proven that this _is_ my real name.
I don't think you did. Actually it's not possible to prove this.
This is not directed against you. It applies to everybody here including me.
We should always keep it in mind.
> That I _do_ exist.
That is something that you do not need to prove.
Again, the same applies to everybody here.
>>If you are interested in starting a troll, I suggest that you start a thread
>>about running a turnament that will never take place.
>
>Did I start that thread? No. So far you are 0-2 in this reply.
>
>>In the mean time, if you are interested in proving your point about Ruffian
>>being a hoax, than I suggest you prove it to us with some believable data,
>>instead of telling us your personal love story with computer chess.
>
>So me some _believable_ data regarding Ruffian. The results thus far are _not_
>believable. 0-3.
I agree with you on this one.
They are either not produced with equal hardware, or fair conditions in general,
or it's the most incredible strike of luck I have ever seen.
The probability that the results stand when we get the EXE and that it is really
a new original engine is in my opinion 0.01%.
It's not impossible, but frankly I don't believe it.
If it's really original and that good, I guess I will have to apologize and find
myself another job. :)
Christophe
>>Isn't it an irony, that you accuse someone of a hoax?
>
>When was I a hoax? I know who I am. Someone else posted about a tournament,
>false things and _I_ supposedly did. I came on and proved him to be a liar. Your
>not doing so well here....
>
>
>>AFAIAC, I believe I have showed all the respect to the ones who deserves.
>
>Not even close.
>
>>pavs
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