Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
Of course you are right. Now you are in deep trouble. You let the cat out of the bag. Everybody will be doing the same thing.

P.S. On a serious note they really need to change the rules on these matches. If you can't search a person for bug he may have on him this sort of thing will continue to happen.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
It's words from a song that came from the late 60's when music was good.
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
It's words from a song that came from the late 60's when music was good.
We cannot proof if music is good or bad. Can we ? But we are off topic now.
[Same holds for chess. We can't proof if its more fun to play against a particular chess machine than another.]
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
It's words from a song that came from the late 60's when music was good.
We cannot proof if music is good or bad. Can we ? But we are off topic now.
[Same holds for chess. We can't proof if its more fun to play against a particular chess machine than another.]
As they say, beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone. We cannot prove it but we know it when we see it.

My comment is more on the originality and soul of music from that era. There is probably more raw talent in singers and musicians today, but they are all imitators and you find very few really unique artists. Most today copy whoever is making the hits.

In a way that is on topic here because it's that way in computer chess, more and more working from a starter kit (such as existing program) and now humans are copying computers as this thread is all about. People have always been imitative and to an extent that is good but where is the style?
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

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Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
It's words from a song that came from the late 60's when music was good.
We cannot proof if music is good or bad. Can we ? But we are off topic now.
[Same holds for chess. We can't proof if its more fun to play against a particular chess machine than another.]
As they say, beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone. We cannot prove it but we know it when we see it.

My comment is more on the originality and soul of music from that era. There is probably more raw talent in singers and musicians today, but they are all imitators and you find very few really unique artists. Most today copy whoever is making the hits.

In a way that is on topic here because it's that way in computer chess, more and more working from a starter kit (such as existing program) and now humans are copying computers as this thread is all about. People have always been imitative and to an extent that is good but where is the style?
About that song they mention logic and proportion but not unity, balance and order. Maybe these are terms of the late 1920's.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

Post by Don »

Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
It's words from a song that came from the late 60's when music was good.
We cannot proof if music is good or bad. Can we ? But we are off topic now.
[Same holds for chess. We can't proof if its more fun to play against a particular chess machine than another.]
As they say, beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone. We cannot prove it but we know it when we see it.

My comment is more on the originality and soul of music from that era. There is probably more raw talent in singers and musicians today, but they are all imitators and you find very few really unique artists. Most today copy whoever is making the hits.

In a way that is on topic here because it's that way in computer chess, more and more working from a starter kit (such as existing program) and now humans are copying computers as this thread is all about. People have always been imitative and to an extent that is good but where is the style?
About that song they mention logic and proportion but not unity, balance and order. Maybe these are terms of the late 1920's.
That song is likely about drugs, perhaps an LSD trip. A similar drug fantasy song by the Beatles was Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - where the lyrics describe bizarre and colorful scenes that you imagine.
Capital punishment would be more effective as a preventive measure if it were administered prior to the crime.
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Re: Borislav Ivanov: a Lilov's add-on

Post by Henk »

Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
Henk wrote:
Don wrote:
mwyoung wrote:
Hood wrote:I do have concurrent theory concerning the case. :)

Ivanov has contact with aliens.

Aliens contacted Author of Houdini via his telescope how to write the program. Free Houdini 1.5a is still better then other programs - according CCRL list. It is a fact and prove for that.

Alien is going to Ivanov body during some games and dictates how to move. It explains the speed of the interface.
It explains why Ivanov in rapids plays similar to Houdini.

There is no other explanation for that.

Rgds Hood

PS. I believe more Topalov then Lilov.
When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead.

When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go.
And the white knight is talking backwards. And the red queen's off with her head.

Go ask Alice, I think she'll know. :)
You're to young to remember that!
I don't understand what you all are talking about. Looks like some surreal stuff. Maybe a dream that's never ended. Like the American dream: "Anything is possible". Europeans normally don't think that way.
It's words from a song that came from the late 60's when music was good.
We cannot proof if music is good or bad. Can we ? But we are off topic now.
[Same holds for chess. We can't proof if its more fun to play against a particular chess machine than another.]
As they say, beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone. We cannot prove it but we know it when we see it.

My comment is more on the originality and soul of music from that era. There is probably more raw talent in singers and musicians today, but they are all imitators and you find very few really unique artists. Most today copy whoever is making the hits.

In a way that is on topic here because it's that way in computer chess, more and more working from a starter kit (such as existing program) and now humans are copying computers as this thread is all about. People have always been imitative and to an extent that is good but where is the style?
About that song they mention logic and proportion but not unity, balance and order. Maybe these are terms of the late 1920's.
That song is likely about drugs, perhaps an LSD trip. A similar drug fantasy song by the Beatles was Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - where the lyrics describe bizarre and colorful scenes that you imagine.
What about balance in search trees of modern chess programs ? For instance application of Late Move Reductions doesn't make a tree balanced.