Author: martin fierz
Date: 16:22:14 12/18/03
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On December 18, 2003 at 13:54:53, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >Objection. If you take into consideration that this case contained a chess >position that was a draw due to 3-fold-perpetual. you are confusing things. i was *not* talking about anything that happened in graz. i was talking about some basic abstract logic stuff. the debate started over something that happened in graz, but that's also where graz ends in this thread. >but in real you are the uneducated beginner who tried to bully Bob. to educate you: it should be "in reality....". to educate you some more: bob is quite capable of defending himself! >Let me add that a lively debate is always fun, but you must not become insulting >as if a computer scientist and computerchess knowie like Bob would make beginner >faults. *everybody* makes stupid mistakes. some make more than others. but nobody is perfect. bob has made mistakes before, he will continue to do so, and so will i, and so will you. if you want to build a shrine for bob and worship him every day, go ahead. i don't believe in that kind of stuff... >The same I oppose the nasty vocabulary Pascutto is using towerds Bob. >Man, these are kids in comparison to such a legend like Bob Hyatt. science is a meritocracy. in computer chess, nobody cares how old you are, or what titles you have. all you want to know is "just how good is the engine this guy wrote?". GCP has written a chess engine which is probably better than crafty. you call him a kid? well, in fact he is nearly still a kid as far as age goes, *and* he has written an outstanding chess engine! i deeply respect both bob and GCP as chess programmers. which doesn't mean i won't contradict them when i feel like it, or that i automatically respect them when it comes to other issues; e.g. i don't respect them as chess players. you are also contradicting me when you feel like it, although, by your standards, you are a kid compared to me ;-) cheers martin
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