Author: Melvin S. Schwartz
Date: 11:43:10 07/01/99
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On July 01, 1999 at 14:18:09, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On July 01, 1999 at 13:43:04, odell hall wrote: > >>This is a weird newgroup, !! The Biggest event in computer chess history just >>took place, yet everyone is silent!! Wake up people! Promgrammers should be >>celebrating at their achievement. I am not even a programmer but I am excited. > > >This is _old_ news... it has happened so many times. So what is to jump up >and down about. This became pretty obvious 2 years ago, that at game/25 or >game/30, the computers are very difficult to stop. We played one round-robin >event on chess.net with 4 computers and 4 GM players, the GM's included Roman, >Larry Christiansen, Ivanov, and one 'synthetic' player made up of two GM >players that each played some of the games (scheduling problems). > >All four computers finished ahead of all 4 GM players. We had another such >event later with a double-round-robin. Same result, different computers, >different humans (some were the same). > >When computers first started beating GM's at blitz (late 1970's and early 80's) >it was news. It became passe'. The same thing has happened for game/25 and >game/30. When it finally happens at 40/2hr games, that will be something new >to get excited about... That is very true. However, you haven't seen the Schwartz 1.32!! This program will turn Hiarcs into Liarcs (Low Intellgent Auto Response Chess System), it wil turn Fritz into Zitz, it will turn Rebel into Rubble, it will turn Shredder into Shreds, it will make Chessmaster a Lostmaster, it will make Junior a Kiddie, and it will make Nimzo a Bimbo. Yes, this Schwartz 1.32 is AWESOME. I can provide you with examples of the Schwartz 1.32 against the two top programs Hiarcs 7.32 and Fritz 5.32 which will make your eyeballs pop out of their sockets. I mean this Schwartz 1.32 is - A...W...E...S...O...M...E!!! Regards, Mel
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