Author: Roger D Davis
Date: 11:31:02 04/15/05
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On April 14, 2005 at 23:18:40, Pablo Ignacio Restrepo wrote: >For everyone chess user here, have a nice moorning, afternoon, and evening. >It is my first time i have come here, and my first time, i have wrotte here. >It is for that reazon very important that everyone to know this important lines: > >1o I have played 100% as a human being not with asistence or D.G.T(only I put >the comand by myselft I really played premoves) >2o This is not a bug engines way, becouse I have played 14,000 hours since >against engines. >3o ANTIAJEDREZ is an autonumous art, the name, is "antiajedrez or antichess, or >anti-algorihtm chess." >4o In Fusc# University Berlin everyone could see a victorie against hydra i >played last year and UNIVESITY WEEB WROTTE(2004). >5o The antichess or antialgorihtm styte it is a technique against top engines >since 1940 until 2005; not the simple anticomputer way " dont do none do well >"( this is a real strategic an matematic concept), and a good way against hydra, >shredder, deep shredder, fritz, junior, and many others Top. >6o To FIX ENGINES WILL BE A DISASTER for chess computer tournaments, becouse >engines have not been builted to play against an a simple amateur - me or you - >and every engine that will be fixing will be losting against the other top >engines, and will be out of the market. >7o This style is the best way to beat best engines, becouse could be use by >amateurs and masters, and sistematically. >8o This style can be use since bullet to long time control games, becouse >engines will be losting by stress(many diferent ways, example Shredder 7,04 ) >Sincerely, >PABLO IGNACIO RESTREPO Congratulations on your game...I'm glad you master this style, because it's absolutely necessary to probe all the weaknesses in computer play. Will be very interesting to see if engine authors can develop strategies to counteract this. Much Thanks for posting. Roger
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