I think you are on to something Mike.MikeB wrote:
Vas,
Good luck - I can appreciate why you undertaken such measures since the FIDE is sponsoring this totally Bogus Ultimate Computer Chess Championship
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Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
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Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
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Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
Deep Fritz 10 and Deep Junior 10 would be lucky to even score 40% against Rybka.
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I'm really excited about this Ultimate Computer challenge thingy. I would never have known it existed were it not for this post!
Deep Fritz 10 is one of my favorite engines for analysis! Deep Junior 10 is not an engine I use for analysis, but it does have some interesting ideas - at least when I try to use it to analyze positions. Unfortunately, more often than not, those ideas fail vs. other top engines (like DF10 and Hiarcs and Rybka).
I wil be sure to follow this FIDE computer chess thingy!
Deep Fritz 10 is one of my favorite engines for analysis! Deep Junior 10 is not an engine I use for analysis, but it does have some interesting ideas - at least when I try to use it to analyze positions. Unfortunately, more often than not, those ideas fail vs. other top engines (like DF10 and Hiarcs and Rybka).
I wil be sure to follow this FIDE computer chess thingy!
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Where did they say that they were using Deep Fritz 10 and Deep junior 10? I am pretty sure they are going to play with improved versions, 100,000 dolla is a decent amount of money.Leto wrote:Deep Fritz 10 and Deep Junior 10 would be lucky to even score 40% against Rybka.
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Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
Have you clicked on the link Steve?Steve B wrote:Graham Banks wrote:How?Steve B wrote:Rybka?Graham Banks wrote:What is it exhorting us to buy?Steve B wrote:i wonder if this whole thread is a charter violation actually
is it not merely a disguised Commercial exhortation??
Hmmm Regards
Steve
Regards, Graham.
Steve
Regards, Graham.
Linking to his site
the free advertising of this "so called" challenge
all because he was excluded from some match somewhere
the only thing this thread does is further some financial interest of his especially asking members here to carry his challenge for him
i dont expect you to agree given who the poster is...
Regards
Steve
It takes you directly to the letter. There is no link there at all to other sections of the Rybka site.
Even if there was, I wouldn't have a problem with it.
There is no charter violation.
This post is most welcome information here as has been expressed by others.
Regards, Graham.
Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
actually Charles this has happened before and will again i suppose
in 2001 there was an event called the Kramnik Challenge
the idea was to pit the best human against the best Pc Engine
it was sponsored by Brain-Games(a private company no longer in existence)
as it turned out the then Reigning computer world champion program Shredder was not even given fair notice of the qualifying event and only Fritz and Junior competed against each other to play Kramink
i think the prize found was something in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars
both Fritz and Junior were chessbase engines while Shredder at that time was not
Tiger was also a very powerful leading engine at the time and also was not even given an invitation to compete
then and now it is all about the money and fairness and sportsmanship have nothing to do with it
the only difference is i dont recall Stefan -Meyer Kahlen actually coming here (or rather the old CCC forum) and asking for the members to carry the torch for him
but i see i have to drop this because i am only going to come up against Rybka fans and loyalists who will defend their engine hero no matter what he does or says
at least while he remains the top engine of course
Adulation of the Magi Regards
Steve
in 2001 there was an event called the Kramnik Challenge
the idea was to pit the best human against the best Pc Engine
it was sponsored by Brain-Games(a private company no longer in existence)
as it turned out the then Reigning computer world champion program Shredder was not even given fair notice of the qualifying event and only Fritz and Junior competed against each other to play Kramink
i think the prize found was something in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars
both Fritz and Junior were chessbase engines while Shredder at that time was not
Tiger was also a very powerful leading engine at the time and also was not even given an invitation to compete
then and now it is all about the money and fairness and sportsmanship have nothing to do with it
the only difference is i dont recall Stefan -Meyer Kahlen actually coming here (or rather the old CCC forum) and asking for the members to carry the torch for him
but i see i have to drop this because i am only going to come up against Rybka fans and loyalists who will defend their engine hero no matter what he does or says
at least while he remains the top engine of course
Adulation of the Magi Regards
Steve
Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
I understand Steve, but I think Vas wasn't overstepping his privledges with his announcement.Steve B wrote:actually Charles this has happened before and will again i suppose
in 2001 there was an event called the Kramnik Challenge
the idea was to pit the best human against the best Pc Engine
it was sponsored by Brain-Games(a private company no longer in existence)
as it turned out the then Reigning computer world champion program Shredder was not even given fair notice of the qualifying event and only Fritz and Junior competed against each other to play Kramink
i think the prize found was something in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars
both Fritz and Junior were chessbase engines while Shredder at that time was not
Tiger was also a very powerful leading engine at the time and also was not even given an invitation to compete
then and now it is all about the money and fairness and sportsmanship have nothing to do with it
the only difference is i dont recall Stefan -Meyer Kahlen actually coming here (or rather the old CCC forum) and asking for the members to carry the torch for him
but i see i have to drop this because i am only going to come up against Rybka fans and loyalists who will defend their engine hero no matter what he does or says
at least while he remains the top engine of course
Adulation of the Magi Regards
Steve
Terry
Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
i will say this much about Rajlich's calling of the "party faithful" to arms on his financial behalfTerry McCracken wrote:I understand Steve, but I think Vas wasn't overstepping his privledges with his announcement.Steve B wrote:actually Charles this has happened before and will again i suppose
in 2001 there was an event called the Kramnik Challenge
the idea was to pit the best human against the best Pc Engine
it was sponsored by Brain-Games(a private company no longer in existence)
as it turned out the then Reigning computer world champion program Shredder was not even given fair notice of the qualifying event and only Fritz and Junior competed against each other to play Kramink
i think the prize found was something in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars
both Fritz and Junior were chessbase engines while Shredder at that time was not
Tiger was also a very powerful leading engine at the time and also was not even given an invitation to compete
then and now it is all about the money and fairness and sportsmanship have nothing to do with it
the only difference is i dont recall Stefan -Meyer Kahlen actually coming here (or rather the old CCC forum) and asking for the members to carry the torch for him
but i see i have to drop this because i am only going to come up against Rybka fans and loyalists who will defend their engine hero no matter what he does or says
at least while he remains the top engine of course
Adulation of the Magi Regards
Steve
Terry
he is brave
others who have publicly challenged Ilyumzhinov and his corrupt Fide have wound up dead
Larisa Yudina Sends her regards from the Grave
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>>>i will say this much about Rajlich's calling of the "party faithful" to arms >>>>on his financial behalf
Steve, I am not sure this is entirely fair. Why can't people be enthusiastic about an engine, and not be labeled as "party faithful" (which implies a kind of brainwashed obedience).
I think talented programers should be rewarded, in order to continue to motivate them to create better software. Vas has created the best chess engine for analysis, in my view, and he should at least be given a chance to prove it.
best
joseph
Steve, I am not sure this is entirely fair. Why can't people be enthusiastic about an engine, and not be labeled as "party faithful" (which implies a kind of brainwashed obedience).
I think talented programers should be rewarded, in order to continue to motivate them to create better software. Vas has created the best chess engine for analysis, in my view, and he should at least be given a chance to prove it.
best
joseph
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Re: Open Letter & $100,000 challenge to FIDE
There is a difference.Steve B wrote:actually Charles this has happened before and will again i suppose
in 2001 there was an event called the Kramnik Challenge
the idea was to pit the best human against the best Pc Engine
it was sponsored by Brain-Games(a private company no longer in existence)
as it turned out the then Reigning computer world champion program Shredder was not even given fair notice of the qualifying event and only Fritz and Junior competed against each other to play Kramink
i think the prize found was something in the neighborhood of 1 million dollars
both Fritz and Junior were chessbase engines while Shredder at that time was not
Tiger was also a very powerful leading engine at the time and also was not even given an invitation to compete
then and now it is all about the money and fairness and sportsmanship have nothing to do with it
the only difference is i dont recall Stefan -Meyer Kahlen actually coming here (or rather the old CCC forum) and asking for the members to carry the torch for him
but i see i have to drop this because i am only going to come up against Rybka fans and loyalists who will defend their engine hero no matter what he does or says
at least while he remains the top engine of course
Adulation of the Magi Regards
Steve
At that time shredder was not clearly the best engine and tiger did not support more than one processor.
Uri