Author: Joachim Rang
Date: 05:35:13 06/21/05
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On June 21, 2005 at 07:26:34, Rick Hagen wrote: >On June 21, 2005 at 07:05:29, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On June 21, 2005 at 07:00:42, Rick Hagen wrote: >> >>> >>>This is not the first time, and won't be the last time a (new) program is called >>>sensational. >>>Are we talking about the same program that was beaten by AnMon recently? >> >>One tournament of small number of games when Fruit had inferior hardware is more >>important than hundreds of games that people are playing with equal hardware? >> >>Why even to mention that tournament? > >To put things in perspective. >Hardware difference is something we have to live with... (WCCC) > >> >>> >>>Well, I'll have my independent Gauntlet test for Fruit 2.1 in a Nunn2 match, >>>just to make sure for myself that we have a new milestone in programming. >>> >>>And it won't be Blitz t.c. >> >>Thanks >> >>It may be interesting to see the results. > >You have to be patience, though. >t.c 90+30; Fruit2.1 vs: > >1)CometB27 (have a reliable rating for that oldie) >2)Crafty 18.11 (same reason) >3)Ruffian 2.1.0 >4)CT 15 >5)Hiarcs 9 >6)Fritz 7 (most games in my DB) >7)Fritz 8 (Bilbao) >8)Junior 7 >9)Junior 9 >10)Shredder 9 > >10x40= 400 games = patience Great, I predict 50% for Fruit. :-) > >>> >>>Anyway, congrats to Fabien and_all_other programmers trying to keep both feet on >>>the ground. >>> >>>RickH >>>(Adams will be crushed) >> >>I hope that hydra will be crushed both by adams and in the next WCCC. > >I_hope_the same thing, just don't believe it. >Hydra is not my fav. >Unless Adams plays (good) anti-comp chess, I fear the worse. >(If he does, it will be boring to watch... just watch the anti-comp experts' >games here...) >> >>Uri > >RickH I don't think it would be boring. The anti-comp-chess as presented here consists mostly of weird blitz games i don't think anti-comp-chess with tournament time controls look the same. regards Joachim
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