Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 17:27:34 03/13/03
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On March 13, 2003 at 20:09:10, Thomas Mayer wrote: >Hi Mike, > >>> If there someone? Who could confirm this therory? >>> Deep<9> = Pepiti 1,59? >>> see also: >>> http://f11.parsimony.net/forum16635/messages/44732.htm > >> That would not surprise me. Denis Grafen asked for my crafty code mods. I >> remembered he "wrote" Deep <9> , so I said "sure, you send me what you have >> and I will send you what I have". Naturally, I did not hear from him again. >> I think he should be banned from computer tournaments for 5 years if the >> allegations are true, which I do not know are true personally. > >Well, I think 5 years is not enough... -> tomorrow I will publish the truth >about it. In fact he just changes some text-infos in Pepito 1.59 and that's it. >I found in the engine the same bugs then Pepito had, the same set of commands in >console mode, the same board representation and when analyzing a position with >same settings the same number of nodes, the same eval and the same pv... which >can be reproduced with any position you may try. Yesterday I got another version >of this crap where he changed some text output and some other things... (he >changed e.g. the config file commands but his own config file was wrong so that >it does not read correct pawn hash and egtb-cache values...) Maybe he has >changed one eval parameter, because the node count differs now by 1-2% - anyway >the pv stays nearly the same to Pepito 1.59 and the score still is equal... so >the node change might be also a consequence of the different hash settings... To >me it is more then 100% proven that it is an absolute clone - and the man behind >it ... oh well, I have no words for such persons... > >Greets, Thomas I said 5 years as a minimum. I'm ok with it being _longer_. If what you say is true (and I have no reason to doubt you), you nailed the scoundrel. It is just as good as DNA IMO. Congrats. Best, Michael
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