Author: Heli Weigel
Date: 08:15:57 04/11/05
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> And i can add that the interesting and impressive attacking style of Hydra is >not based on the hardware but on the algorithms it's using (knowledge). And the >fast hardware helps of course the attacks to be precise and correct. This is a >clever way.... Create an attacking engine, and give it the best hardware so it >will outsearch its opponents, so the attacks will be successful. That is what >Hydra doing mostly......... Thats what I wanted to point out, for me the software part of Hydra is commonly underestimated because of the hardware it is running on. Even on "slow" hardware it knows a lot how to create an attacking position and keep advantage of it. Give a lousy program two hours per move and play it against shredder and you will see how many winns you will get.
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