Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 05:21:03 01/01/06
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On January 01, 2006 at 07:38:06, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >On January 01, 2006 at 07:25:45, Sandro Necchi wrote: > >>On January 01, 2006 at 07:11:09, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >> >>>On December 31, 2005 at 13:30:25, Sandro Necchi wrote: >>> >>>>On December 31, 2005 at 13:03:44, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >>>> >>>>>On December 31, 2005 at 08:55:32, Sandro Necchi wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>On December 31, 2005 at 05:27:23, Ernst Walet wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>>On December 31, 2005 at 05:15:56, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>>On December 31, 2005 at 04:12:45, Ernst Walet wrote: >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>On December 31, 2005 at 04:11:47, Ernst Walet wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>On December 30, 2005 at 16:06:31, Fernando Villegas wrote: >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>I guess this time we will not see such a report... >>>>>>>>>>>Fdo >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>Stefan is V E R Y much a sport about this. Let me tell you this. I am from the >>>>>>>>>>Shredder team and yet Stefan did not mind me operating Rybka. They were in need >>>>>>>>>>of an operator and for the sake of a great tournament and computerchess in >>>>>>>>>>itself I operated it with Stefans blessing. >>>>>> >>>>>>Yes, Stefan loves chess...he is a very special person besides a genius >>>>>>programmer. >>>>> >>>>>I love chess too and therefore it was incredible to watch Zwanzger giving SMK a >>>>>full point and Stefan who took the present. Incredible IMO. But apart from that >>>>>SMK is ok. >>>> >>>>it is unpolite not to take the presents:-)) >>> >>>H.N.Y. to you too, Sandro - perhaps I should add that I was educated in a >>>slightly deeper extent, that one also had to take care if the present is either >>>poisoned or perhaps coming from a big train robbery or from illegal income of >>>some dubious source. >> >>No one said it was poisoned, coming for a robbery, illegal income or dubious >>source...I mean in time due:-) >> >>>And then I was told that such presents are NOT my own >>>property but I must return it to the honest and original owner. >> >>the same as above:-) >> >>>Sorry, but such >>>complicated things I had to learn in my youth. >> >>I have no doubts on this... >> >>>I dont know if it was for the better or the worse. I often dreamed about a >free membership in the Mafia but then I became frightened by the idea that I >had to "prove" my fidelity with the help of a - - well - knife?! <cough> >> >>I am sorry, but I cannot help you as we have exported the Mafia entirely...we >>needed money so we sold it!:-) >> >>>However I know too well that from a certain importance upwards everyone is >>>entitled to follow the laws he has prepared for his own advantages. >> >>We all agree on this! >> >>>Look at Berlusconi etc. >> >>Berlusconi is attacked for political reasons...he is the devil as other people >>cannot be in his place and as long as he will be there nothing will >>change...accoding to someone he cannot eat, sleep etc...as this is against the >>law!:) >> >>>As far as I know Stefan and Johan are proper Germans with a similar education to my own... >> >>Yes, and don't forget that not helping Rybka he could have had better chances to >>win, still he did help Rybka team...so don't you think that if he ever made a >>mistake, which I do not think he made, he learned from it and now he is willing >>to do things which maybe other people would not? >> >>I say maybe as I do not want to offend anybody...it is not intention neither my >>style... >> >>> >>>>happy new year Rolf >>>> >>>>Sandro >> >>You cannot continuo to blame someone for ever or can you? I mean...isn't time to >>get over it? >> >>I see chess and computer chess as a way to get fun and not to fight >>someone...what about you? >> >>Sandro > >Already Adolf - , errh, sorry, already Darwin spoke about the survival of the >fittest. I dont see how you will survive with wmomenish niceties. <cough> >But then I am interested in your views, and if you would believe if I showed you >a man who spoke in Chinese and who never before had learned Chinese. If you >would believe me? In other words, I doubt very much, that you can "learn" from >"something" that never happened... Excuse me, but I see that I were talking >nonsense because sure people learn a lot from "things" that did never happen and >didnt even exist. I'm not opening that can of >CTF-in-depth-philosophical-religion-topics... Please stay on-topic, Sandro! :) > >P.S. I ask myself if Rybka has something in its code that is NOT even existing >and that could still allow him to play better than many others. Please only >answers allowed on-topic! who told you I am interested in your views? I am not. end of topic:-) Sandro > > > >> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>Ernst. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>Remember Stefan makes a living out of Shredder. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>Ernst. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>This way you cannot say that. a) he's not only on Shredder b) with Shredder >>>>>>>>alone he couldnt make a living for a whole family. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Pff don't make it more difficult than I meant to say. My point is that although >>>>>>>Shredder is commercial Stefan did not mind a team member to operate a very >>>>>>>strong program other commercial program. >>>>>> >>>>>>I would add that while other GUIs do have bugs Shredder classical is simply >>>>>>perfect and complete...it is my favorite GUI...it seems to simple as everything >>>>>>is there and works fine, but the simple it looks the most complicated is from a >>>>>>programming point of view...also this show how a great programmer he is...no >>>>>>more than what is deseved to say... >>>>>> >>>>>>for those who are interested on chess strenght only...you will enjoy Shreder 10 >>>>>>for sure! >>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Ernst. >>>>>> >>>>>>Sandro
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