Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 08:37:30 06/14/04
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On June 14, 2004 at 11:35:13, Uri Blass wrote: >On June 14, 2004 at 11:19:00, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >>On June 14, 2004 at 09:20:35, Ingo Althofer wrote: >> >>>This is a (more detailed) repetition of the price >>>announcement, made on April 5, 2004 in "Chess Thinkers >>>Forum". >>>Please, help to spread the announcement. >>> >>> >>>***************************************** >>>*** Palestine Chess Programmers Price *** >>>***************************************** >>>To motivate Palestine programmers, I set >>>up a price (with three levels): >> >>Your motivation is not clear. If someone is born in Palestina, his natural >>parents have residence there, but he practically lives in for example >>Netherlands, does that count too? >> >>You are going to exclude the only intelligent Palestinians alive? >> >>>(1) 1,000 Euro for the first Palestine chess >>>programmer whose baby gets more than 2,200 >>>rating points (equivalent to SSDF scaling). >> >>So it must have a fritz8 book, learning, and another shitload of features before >>it can compete. Without chessbase learning you are lost of course and will keep >>on losing there more and more. > >Diep has not fritz8 book and chessbase learning. >Do you think that it cannopt get above 2200 for that reason? > >If your answer is negative then I do not understand why you assume that another >programmer cannot do what you can do. > > >> >>I hope you realize Crafty also uses fritz8.ctg at SSDF. > >No >It is using another book of chessbase and not fritz8.ctg > >It is also not Bob's choice and Ruffian does not use a book of chessbase in the >ssdf and it is clearly above 2200. > >> >>Without chessbase book and chessbase learning i'm not so sure whether crafty >>would get much above 2200 there. > >I am sure that even movei can get above 2200 in the ssdf without chessbase >learning and movei is weaker than Crafty. > >Uri Ship it over there and prove it.
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