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Subject: Re: WCCC participants

Author: Vincent Diepeveen

Date: 11:15:01 08/06/05

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On August 06, 2005 at 05:52:19, Madhavan wrote:

>On August 06, 2005 at 05:05:00, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote:
>
>>On August 06, 2005 at 02:31:32, Gerd Isenberg wrote:
>>
>>>Donninger told something in german CSS-forum that Hydra don't plays because as
>>>top favourite they only have to "lose". As mentioned by Frederic Friedel
>>>(chessbase) in a recent interview, fritz seems no longer in the mood to play
>>>other computers but humans. It's a pity.
>>
>>Chickens.
>>
>>Hydra the top favorite, don't make me laugh!. The last times they played they
>>didn't win, anyway, so why would they now?
>
>Yes,They need to prove that their machine is the fastest and best chess program
>till the date.
>They don't bother showing up.Its's enough of them to boast having won Adams
>match.Fritz has done well against GMs the last time.
>
>I don't know the real reason for Chrilly not to show up.
>either they don't want to let other computer[say Deep Sjeng]ahead of them in the
>tournament.

Chrilly is not important in the Hydra team in decision aspect. All non-technical
decisions get taken by others. Above Chrilly the palgames hydra team manager is
a Pakistani, cluster expert, who prays 6 times a day and whose objectives are
quite a bit different than your objectives are.

First of all chess is not relevant at all and secondly the only thing that
counts is pleasing the sheikh.

Additional above the Pakistani are 2 more fellows, so in important decisions he
is not taking part either. It is an entire chain of command who takes decisions
and the decisions always get taken by those who know nothing about chess nor who
care about it.

A world championship computerchess is only relevant therefore when the sheikh
says it is relevant.

Vincent

>>--
>>GCP



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