Author: Madhavan
Date: 21:16:39 06/18/05
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On June 18, 2005 at 13:12:54, Christopher Conkie wrote: >>I believe you are mixing hardware and software concepts in humans. Every human >>player has his natural talent (brain or whatever) and this is his hardware. His >>way of thinking and character is his OS. His chess knowledge is his software. >>His openings and endings knowledge are his opening books and tablebases, so what >>is the difference?. For example, will you claim a tournament where 180 Fischer >>where your opponent only because he is more intelligent, tallented, experienced >>etc. player? > >Hello Andres, > >I am sorry but I totally disagree with your understanding of this. > >A chess player = a chess engine > >Better hardware = more time on the clock But shredder cant run on Hydra hardware or other parallel systems. better hardware but slow program == fast program but slightly slow hardware. >Not fair IMO. > >Christopher
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