Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 17:50:14 06/19/03
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On June 19, 2003 at 18:46:14, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >On June 19, 2003 at 17:56:04, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >>>Uh oh, is little Bobby Hyatt upset because I found 10 games? I can imagine your >>>lower lip quivering right now. "But, but, but, that's not what I meant! Uhhhh, >>>maybe I was running on my laptop! Uhhhhh, maybe you were using different >>>accounts! Uhhhh, best 2 out of 3? C'mon, please?" >> >>Nope, not "upset" at all. "surprised" would be a better word. But you >>found 10. I actually found _two_ sets of 10 games where you were very >>slightly ahead. >> >>But there are 28 _other_ 10 game combinations. I'm therefore surprised you >>would think your single group means much other than that an "exceptional >>condition can happen if you try often enough." > >How do you know I think it means anything? You said find 10 games, I found 10 >games. I always thought it was a stupid, meaningless challenge, but hey, it was >easy so I did it. > >>>The fact is, neither of us can prove our case to the other person's >>>satisfaction. >> >>Sure we can. Log on to ICC tonight. Pick the hardware. I have PII/400's, > >Oh, sure, a match tonight will prove that Crafty was better than Stobor in, >e.g., March 1999? I never made the claim that Stobor is currently better than >Crafty. Well then pick a time. I can pick a version that was current at that time. I have several years worth, although nothing prior to 1997... > >>At most every sample point I have seen, Crafty was stronger. If you take _all_ > >What sample points are those? Some games from 6 years ago? > >-Tom games on ICC. Whenever you were playing. If you want to imply you had some super-code in your 'basement' that never played, feel free. mine is always available, so I don't make such claims. Everybody knows just how strong or weak what I have done is, over time.
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