supersharp77 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 10:52 pmouachita wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2019 3:35 pmsupersharp77 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2019 7:28 amOvyron wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2019 2:19 amWho wants to play? 10 min. is the shortest game this old guy can play though. I'm ouachita at https://play.chessbase.com/en/
The Busted Dutch
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Who wants to play me using engines? 10 min. is the shortest game this old guy can play though. I'm ouachita at https://play.chessbase.com/en/
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Yeah, I did that in 2016, so my account's name is Yntec (it's also weird to come back to a site and see that all my games have been wiped off their server. So I can check my games of FICS back to 2004, but my Playchess games are just gone? ).
I don't see a way to challenge people to correspondence time controls, though. We haven't discussed this, does some 30 Day and 2 day increment/move sound good?
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I have played 10. dxc5 on there. I predict that unassisted Stockfish-dev will play Qxc5 here. I also predict that you'll see some negative evaluation (that is, Stockfish-dev will think it has the advantage as black) at some point. I finally predict that we'll see Stockfish deviate and play some dumb-looking moves like Be6 (with pawn still on e7) followed by back to the first row (B*8 where * stands for a letter) and then Be6 again, or some other nonsense. But we'll see...
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Yes, Stockfish replies 10...Qxc5.Ovyron wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 8:39 am
I have played 10. dxc5 on there. I predict that unassisted Stockfish-dev will play Qxc5 here. I also predict that you'll see some negative evaluation (that is, Stockfish-dev will think it has the advantage as black) at some point. I finally predict that we'll see Stockfish deviate and play some dumb-looking moves like Be6 (with pawn still on e7) followed by back to the first row (B*8 where * stands for a letter) and then Be6 again, or some other nonsense. But we'll see...
[d]rnb2rk1/pp2p1b1/5n1p/2qp1pp1/8/1QP1PNB1/PP1N1PPP/R3KB1R w KQ - 0 11
Stockfish's evaluation is 0.00, as it has been since the root position. Given your claim "I have no problems beating people that just let Stockfish reach high depth and play their move against me", I'm happy to stop this game if you can reach any position that my Stockfish considers clearly positive for White. Nothing but 0.00 so far, at every iteration of every search, to depths over 70. It will be interesting to see what you can find that Stockfish has not seen/understood.
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Ah, but my claim was from the beginning of the game.
Here you just jump-started from a position played by someone with access to a bookline from no other than sarona (someone that could probably beat me mano a mano), followed very accurately by my opponent, which already proved beyond this level in our first game.
Your Stockfish-dev already stands above the shoulder of giants, so perhaps it'd be more useful to check at what point would it have deviated from white's play in a previous position (though we know it'd never dare to play the Dutch.) If this is black's best defense it's unlikely Stockfish-dev would have found it.
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OK, then I'm wasting my time and energy here. Will terminate the game when I next get access to the machine.Ovyron wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 12:04 pmAh, but my claim was from the beginning of the game.
Here you just jump-started from a position played by someone with access to a bookline from no other than sarona (someone that could probably beat me mano a mano), followed very accurately by my opponent, which already proved beyond this level in our first game.
Your Stockfish-dev already stands above the shoulder of giants, so perhaps it'd be more useful to check at what point would it have deviated from white's play in a previous position (though we know it'd never dare to play the Dutch.) If this is black's best defense it's unlikely Stockfish-dev would have found it.
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Because setting up the engine and clicking a button so it analyzes a position requires SO MUCH time and energy
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Did you expect something else, Louis?
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Re: The Busted Dutch
So here's an actual image that shows my data on this:
For this variation, I have examined 14272 positions (all entered manually, no automation). For the positions after 10...Qxc5 I have only examined 159 positions.
So, if zullil can surpass my analysis by just examining TWO positions, then I'm a fool and I've wasted my life, because I could just have let the engine running in the background analyzing by itself while I was doing other things, checked what it spit, and copied and pasted it like a parrot.
Otherwise, unassisted Stockfish builds a pitiful tree of variations, and to refute its depth 70 all you need to do is go to the tail of its variation and show it much superior analysis. It loses 1 ply per half-move, so whatever Depth 70 shows at move 11, you can produce a better line by jumping to move 31 and analyzing at depth 31.
This is no secret, and I'm not doing anything outstanding, whoever is reading this, you can too refute unassisted Stockfish, and you can probably do it better than me, if you try.
At least, I'll claim I put more "time and energy" in these 14272 positions than zullil put in letting unassisted Stockfish reach high depth in 2 positions
For this variation, I have examined 14272 positions (all entered manually, no automation). For the positions after 10...Qxc5 I have only examined 159 positions.
So, if zullil can surpass my analysis by just examining TWO positions, then I'm a fool and I've wasted my life, because I could just have let the engine running in the background analyzing by itself while I was doing other things, checked what it spit, and copied and pasted it like a parrot.
Otherwise, unassisted Stockfish builds a pitiful tree of variations, and to refute its depth 70 all you need to do is go to the tail of its variation and show it much superior analysis. It loses 1 ply per half-move, so whatever Depth 70 shows at move 11, you can produce a better line by jumping to move 31 and analyzing at depth 31.
This is no secret, and I'm not doing anything outstanding, whoever is reading this, you can too refute unassisted Stockfish, and you can probably do it better than me, if you try.
At least, I'll claim I put more "time and energy" in these 14272 positions than zullil put in letting unassisted Stockfish reach high depth in 2 positions
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