Author: chandler yergin
Date: 11:24:47 10/21/05
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On October 21, 2005 at 12:47:27, Peter Skinner wrote: >Ok.. > >There is an obvious search bug in Fritz 9. Fine. It's not obvious and it's not fine! > >There is a patch released that corrects this problem. Fine. The Algorithm is the fundamental, basic and irrifutable concept of how Conputer Chess Programs work. It does not discriminate.. from one position to the next. > >The nonesense that is continuing in this thread.. NOT FINE. Your perception, not mine. > >This is simply an _engine_ bug.. not an algorithm bug. You 'assert' you present no evidence! > >Something like this is usually caused by a break in the search, whether in the >root or in some form of the extensions. If this were an algorithm bug then >almost all engines would suffer from it, as most of the newer programs used >Bruce's information to build the engine. Since they don't, we are assured that >it is an engine bug and exclusive to Fritz 9 (as far as we know). Yes.. the Key.. (as far as we know) As far as you think! You don't know. > >So I am asking nicely that this thread stop because it is going no where and has already resulted in name calling. Yes, and you should take action and delete the Post as I have requested. I follow the rules. > >I was under the assumption that we are all adults here, so why don't we start >acting like it? I have posted nothing but the truth. If you can't handle it that's your problem. > >Since Graham has already asked it to stop and it didn't, and I have just asked >for it to stop.. You are one of 3. Any decision has to be unanimous. >let's hope Robert doesn't have to speak on the matter He should.. He knows how Programs operate. Reputations are at stake here. Do you really think he would jeprodize his reputation by denying how the Search Algorithms work? I think not! because >then you are going to have three _very_ annoyed moderators. Your opinion! > >Peter
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