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Subject: Re: Rybka 1.0 Beta 32-bit vs Deep Shredder 9 UCI : 40 moves in 2 hrs

Author: Sandro Necchi

Date: 12:11:52 12/10/05

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On December 10, 2005 at 14:47:32, George Tsavdaris wrote:

>On December 10, 2005 at 14:43:38, Sandro Necchi wrote:
>
>>On December 10, 2005 at 14:40:13, Gordon Rattray wrote:
>>
>>Hi,
>>
>>if you give both programs Shredder 9 book, Rybka will win by a big margin.
>
> Oh that come as a surprise for me! You are so honest to tell the opposite
>although you are on the Shredder team........Yet i don't think "big" is
>absolutely sure.....

Well, not to tell what the people can see by them self too is stupid to me. I
cannot say that I am happy to see such a score and of course we will work both
on the engine and on the book to change the score, but this is what people can
see.

I always told sincerely what I knew and thought, but sometimes the people do not
believe me because they think I make "marketing"...I do not think they would
call this marketing, but some people are "unbelievable", so maybe I am wrong...

There is my explanation:

Rybka is somehow what I would like to see in a program; I mean strong
positionally and a killer once it has an advantage. Shredder is similar too.
The shredder 9 version book was the best compromise I could make to suite the
program style and give a lot of alternatives and fun for the owners, but because
of the huge chess knowledge of Rybka it does like that book a lot (as already
reported); maybe even more than Shredder.

I am considering to test the latest Shredder10.bkt pr.h version to see if it is
even better as I think so...maybe against Toga II 1.1a as it seems a very good
program too.

>
>>
>>I know you do not have it, but I have to tell you...
>
>I thought the same when i read the conditions. It's a HUGE shame if it's
>actually true........

"Unfortunately" to be sincere is my very worst defect.

Sandro



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