Author: Sune Larsson
Date: 14:35:51 11/17/00
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On November 17, 2000 at 16:43:06, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: >On November 17, 2000 at 16:33:49, Thorsten Czub wrote: > >>On November 17, 2000 at 03:06:43, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: >> >>>You?ll also get seven >>>versions of Shredder, including ?Gambit Shredder? and ?Shredder Bean Counter?, >>>so you can find out by yourself which paradigm is best :-) If you are not happy >>>with the engines you are able to create your own. >> >> >>>If you have any specific questions concerning Shredder I will try to answer them >>>here. >> >>Hi Stefan. >> >>What do you understand under Gambit-Shredder ?? > >Gambit Shredder is faster in sacrifizing pawns and pieces and faster in >attacking the opponent's king. It is also faster finding itself in a loosing >endgame with a material disadvantage. > > >>What is Gambit-Shredder doing ? "only some fine-tuning and increasing >>of king-attack values in evaluation" or a step into new-paradigm >>direction (make sure that when your answer is "new-paradigm" i will not >>this as a weapon against chessbase or bob :-)))) > > >It's a new paradigm :-) > > >>What is bean-counter shredder doing ?! > > >Counting beans, äh pawns :-) > > >>>these 2 questions interest me the most. > >OK, I suggest the following: >I will play an engine match "Shredder Bean Counter" vs. "Gambit Shredder" >tonight and will tell you the result tomorrow, so we all now THE truth. > >Stefan Now we're talking... This would clearly be the match of the year.:) THE Truth will be revealed right in front of our eyes. Scores settled once and for all. Counting beans vs driving into the frog, /or was it fog?/ Almost judgments day...:) Sune
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