Author: stuart taylor
Date: 03:58:57 01/13/03
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On January 13, 2003 at 05:16:49, Terry McCracken wrote: >On January 13, 2003 at 02:36:32, ALI MIRAFZALI wrote: > >>On January 13, 2003 at 00:01:35, Terry McCracken wrote: >> >>>On January 12, 2003 at 22:58:22, Carlos Lantigua wrote: >>> >>>>What do you think is stronger (or was in deeper blue case) >>>> >>>>Kasparov ovboiously says is deeper blue and Kramnik says deep fritz. >>> >>>It's obvious this question can't be answered scientifically. >>> >>>The only way to be certain, is play Deep Fritz against Deep Blue, >>>and of course that will _never_ happen. >>> >>>However, IMHO, Deep Blue is stronger, by 100 rating points! >>> >>>BTW if Kasparov says Deep Blue is stronger, I'd trust his opinion >>>over a publicity match played by Kramnik, even though Kasparov lost. >>> >>>Moreover, I watched both matches, and it seems clear to me Deep Blue played >>>better chess, but it was running on a supercomputer many many times faster >>>than Deep Fritz. If Deep Fritz was adapted to play on such hardware then I >>>would suspect, Deep Fritz would be stronger. >>> >>>But again I stress, the _only_ way to prove this beyond any doubt is to play >>>Deep Fritz against Deep Blue, since this isn't going to happen, this arguement >>>is really moot. >>> >>>Terry >>Wow.Deep Fritz Deep Blue.100 rating points.I wonder where all this Knowledge >>comes from. > >Unlike you, I do possess knowledge, intelligence, and as a rule good manners. > > >Please troll someplace else. Terry, I think you're a little quick on the trigger. (well, you have been wrong about me, but even if you are sometimes right, perhaps you are a little quick). On second thoughts, however, I realize this is to do with quite a heated discussion, in which I've also participated. Also, when I first read his comment (wow. etc.) My first reaction was to think he was refering to "this knowledge" in DFritz, or in Deep Blue. S.Taylor
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