Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 02:09:40 06/24/99
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On June 24, 1999 at 04:11:14, Jouni Uski wrote: >On June 24, 1999 at 03:31:41, Harald Faber wrote: > >>On June 23, 1999 at 18:20:40, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >>>>>>A reason why you don't count Hiarcs-Hergott? >>>>> >>>>>yes... games were not 40/2, games were held in a mall. Hergott is a weaker >>>>>IM. It was so noisy he had to wear headphones.. >>>>>etc... >>>> >>>>1) IM is IM; who gives the right and is able to judge WEAK or STRONG? Even a >>>>WEAK IM is still an IM. >>>>2) Hiarcs WON. Although it was only 6 games. But 6 games plus 6 games >>>>plus...plus... someday make a bunch. >>>>3) I guess it was Fischer who said: "the only ones with no excuses when they >>>>lose against me are computers." >>> >>> >>>Doesn't matter. You don't earn a GM norm playing an IM in a match. So trying >>>to answer the question "are computers at GM level?" is not going to be answered >>>by playing an IM in a noisy mall at non-40/2 time controls... >> >>You try to miss the point, don't you? ;-) >>If you win an IM clearly, then you are certainly ABOVE. Right? And what is above >>IM? Is there something between IM and GM? I don't know of anything. >>I was not talking of EARNING a NORM. >>I was talking of GM LEVEL. >> >>>And hiarcs did >>>win... but aren't we discussing 40/2hr time controls here? The hiarcs/Hergott >>>match was not 40/2. So it all seems totally unrelated to the question being >>>asked... >> >>What was the time control then? AFAIR it was 40/120 or VERY VERY CLOSE. > >Don't forget other matches. Mchess 6 has won GM Nesis(?) 3,5 - 2,5 under >tournament conditions!!! This is more DATA for Bob. > >Jouni Both of you guys are picking and choosing events. This is precisely what Bob is trying to avoid by sticking with a current timeframe where all of the results are remembered, whether pro- or contra- to the assertion that programs are of GM strength. Dave
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