Author: Anthony Cozzie
Date: 11:42:08 06/14/04
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On June 14, 2004 at 12:44:00, Günther Simon wrote: >On June 14, 2004 at 11:39:05, Anthony Cozzie 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): >> >>Why is this important? Who cares if there is a palestinian chess engine or not. >> Honestly I don't understand why you guys hate each other. >> >>>(1) 1,000 Euro for the first Palestine chess >>>programmer whose baby gets more than 2,200 >>>rating points (equivalent to SSDF scaling). >> >>I think that is not too hard. I suspect many "strong amateurs" such as >>PostModernist, Arasan, Amateur, The Baron, etc would meet that requirement. >> >>>(2) 1,000 Euro for the first Palestine chess >>>programmer whose baby beats an Israeli program >>>in an ICGA world championship. >> >>As long as Uri competes this should be easy (probably easier than #1), but the >>only other Israeli programs I know of are Falcon (pretty strong) and Junior >>(obviously very strong). > >If you want to imply that Movei does not reach 2200 SSDF rating >you are definetely wrong here. In fact it must be quite an effort >to construct a fake list with real competitors where Movei would >not reach that goal. >If you said this only because it affords only 1 win in a single >game, as we all know what can happen in a single game it would >still be not *easy*.(in a common sense meaning of the word) > >Günther Mainly I just enjoy poking Uri. Whenever I post something he always replies "I see no reason for it. You cannot prove it. etc", so I tweak him when I can. anthony >>>(3) 1,000 Euro for the first Palestine chess >>>programmer whose baby gets 50+ percent of the >>>points in an ICGA world championship. >> >>That is a 4 year project at least. >> >>anthony
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