Author: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Date: 00:45:30 11/18/00
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On November 17, 2000 at 19:18:09, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 17, 2000 at 16:43:06, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: > >>>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. > >is there a miligramm of irony in the last sentence... ? > >>>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 :-) > >ah ! brilliant !! > >that puts you on the list ! >now the only thing we need stefan is the following: > >gambit-shredder must be - at least - killing all other >programs with great sacs and in amazing playing-style. can you >please do it this way too :-))) thank you. Yes, that's easy :-) > >>>What is bean-counter shredder doing ?! > > >>Counting beans, äh pawns :-) > >ah !! brilliant ! > >is it really playing like fritz this way ? i would advise to >make a big screen where suddenly - in red of course - the headline: > >"Fritz bean counter mode" appears and the evaluations >is between -0.12 and +0.12. I am afraid that Fritz is not counting beans but wins. I have high respect of Frans damned strong program. To make it clear: It is not a bean counter to me in the sense this term is understood here. >you can differenciate between 0.00, -0.00, +0.00, -0.03, -0.06 etc.... > >>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. > >i would be more interested in gambit-shredder versus ALL OTHER PROGRAMS. > >also it would be interesting to participate with gambit-shredder >in at least 2 championships (maybe there is a danish one, and an australian >one...) and gambit-shredder has to win them of course :-)) > > >i see this topic is good for another round....
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