Author: Chesster Fritz
Date: 06:00:02 01/26/04
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On January 26, 2004 at 05:09:33, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On January 25, 2004 at 20:12:06, Chessfun wrote: > >>How can you make a statement of knowledge based on unknown facts as you do here >>with your statements that H9 agg/hyp is better than S8 at blitz. > >i can make a statement based on the facts i have and i have seen. >you can make a statement based on your facts. > > >>I still await to see a pgn of all these server games? > >no. >i do not post the games. > > >>Better still maybe you could e-mail me your CB database internetgames and then >>we can see if you have any real data to prove what you claim. > >i do not need to prove my claims. I have seen the games on my machine. And i do >trust myself :-) There is no need to prove it for you. > >Fact is that the server shows the hardware of the opponent, the average ply >depth, the threads, the K NPS. > >so i see when somebody has a faster machine. Also i see which engine he uses. > >Most people on this server play with shredder 8 and fritz8. >these are the usual programs you have to play against. > >i normally do play 3+2 up to 15+3 because i do not like to see senseless games >where one side is 3 pawns ahead but loses due to time out. > >it makes IMO not much sense to MEASURE playing strength using this time >controls. >IMO you do not measure playing strength but how fast a program plays. > >the faster moving program is not the stronger program. > >in the last seconds of a blitz game, the result often changes. > >this destroys the statistic. > >blitz games make IMO sense if you play for fun, but not if you want to measure >something. > >the smaller the amount of time is, the smaller IMO the sense of those data. >play 1" for a game and you get the time out before the programs left opening >book. You cannot really say that this makes much sense to measure strength. > >if shredder is so strong, why do those people with faster hardware do not win ? >seems to be voodoo :-)) Produce data or be quiet.
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