Author: Uri Blass
Date: 11:41:29 01/07/03
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On January 07, 2003 at 13:29:14, Matt Taylor wrote: >On January 07, 2003 at 05:06:17, Graham Laight wrote: > >>...or am I mistaken? >> >>There is a Java chess program called Jester at http://www.ludochess.com - and it >>seems to me to play a competent game. >> >>Am I right in assuming that this particular program runs in a JVM (Jata Virtual >>Machine), or is the program compiled prior to starting? >> >>In any case - while Jester probably isn't going to be challenging for the world >>championship, it certainly plays more than well enough to beat me at its default >>time of 3 seconds per move. >> >>-g > >"Pure Java" means they're distributing byte codes. Java has 3 potential >compilation paths: > >source->machine code >source->byte code->machine code >source->byte code->interpretation > >Whether or not it's interpreted depends on your machine's configuration. > >It beats me too. :( >I think it works a little like Bob Durrett posted. > >"I think this is a good move." >"You don't want to do that." >"Why not?" >"Because...hah." >"That was my favorite piece." >"And now I have your rook, too." >"I hate you." > >-Matt Here is a win of movei(operated manually by me) against Jester when movei won by a nice king attack. To be honest movei used more time(I do not know if movei is better than jester in fair conditions and I remember a good result of jester in tournament when good programs played so I was afraid to play in fair conditions). Jester offered movei a draw when it was clearly losing(Movei had evaluation of about +10 at that time). 1.d2-d4 d7-d5 2.Nb1-c3 e7-e6 3.e2-e4 d5xe4 4.Nc3xe4 Qd8-d5 5.Ne4-c3 Bf8-b4 6.Qd1-g4 Bb4xc3+ 7.b2xc3 g7-g6 8.Ng1-f3 Qd5-a5 9.Bc1-d2 Nb8-c6 10.Bf1-d3 Ng8-f6 11.Qg4-h4 Nf6-h5 12.g2-g4 Qa5-d5 13.Ke1-e2 Nh5-g7 14.Bd2-h6 0-0 15.Nf3-g5 f7-f6 16.Ng5xh7 Kg8xh7 17.Bh6-e3+ Kh7-g8 18.Bd3xg6 Rf8-f7 19.Qh4-h7+ Kg8-f8 20.Bg6xf7 a7-a6 21.Qh7-g8+ Kf8-e7 22.Qg8xg7 Qd5-c4+ 23.Ke2-d2 Ke7-d6 24.Be3-f4+ Kd6-d5 25.Qg7xf6 Nc6-a7 26.Qf6-e5+ Kd5-c6 27.Bf7xe6 Bc8xe6 28.Qe5xc7+ Kc6-d5 29.Qc7-d6+ Kd5-e4 30.Qd6-e5+ Ke4-f3 31.Qe5-e3+ Kf3xg4 32.Rh1-g1+ Kg4-h5 33.Qe3-f3+ Kh5-h4 34.Bf4-g5# Line
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