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Martin
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by Martin » Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:27 pm
Graham Banks wrote:I wonder if it's stronger than the author's older engine SpiderChess?
I don't know how strong Anatoli is now. It changes fast and the latest versions didn't play many games yet.
I think it's stronger at longer timecontrols than at blitz. And it needs a better book than the tiny one that I released, of course.
But anyway, it is still a young and rather primitive engine, so don't expect too much!

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Martin
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by Martin » Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:34 pm
The engine was indeed named after Anatoli Karpov, so it's great to have a logo with his picture in it!
Thank you both, Martin T. and Swami!

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swami
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by swami » Fri Apr 11, 2008 4:02 pm
Martin wrote:The engine was indeed named after Anatoli Karpov, so it's great to have a logo with his picture in it!
Thank you both, Martin T. and Swami!

Well, his name is
Anatoly Karpov, not Anatoli Karpov.
Regards.
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Martin
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by Martin » Fri Apr 11, 2008 4:38 pm
I wasn't sure, I Googled and found that both 'Anatoli' and 'Anatoly' are widely used. And for some irrational reason that I don't remember I decided for 'Anatoli'.
Maybe I can call him Anatoly when he is a bit more mature.

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Martin Thoresen
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by Martin Thoresen » Fri Apr 11, 2008 4:46 pm
Swami,
Then his name is also Анатолий.
I guess it depends where in the world you live...
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Tord Romstad
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by Tord Romstad » Fri Apr 11, 2008 5:07 pm
Martin T wrote:Swami,
Then his name is also Анатолий.
I guess it depends where in the world you live...
Yes. Unlike some other languages, there is no internationally standardized way to transcribe Russian names. All countries use their own system. I think "Anatoli" is probably the most common way to transcribe this name, ("Anatolij", which we use in Scandinavia, is also quite common), so there is nothing wrong or unusual about the engine name.
Actually, I don't know any other language than English where it would be spelt "Anatoly". I'm sure there are some, though.
Tord
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Graham Banks
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by Graham Banks » Sat Apr 12, 2008 2:20 am
geots wrote:
Now- Ulysses, Graham, Dave- if i just had a logo for Anatoli........... hint, hint, hint

PS - I like Swami's one.

My email addresses:
gbanksnz at gmail.com
gbanksnz at yahoo.co.nz
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by geots » Sat Apr 12, 2008 2:59 am
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by swami » Sat Apr 12, 2008 3:52 am
Graham Banks wrote:geots wrote:
Now- Ulysses, Graham, Dave- if i just had a logo for Anatoli........... hint, hint, hint

PS - I like Swami's one.

Thanks Graaham
Yours is also clean and more of a logo-like appearance.

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ml
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by ml » Fri Apr 18, 2008 2:28 am
Martin wrote:The engine was indeed named after Anatoli Karpov, so it's great to have a logo with his picture in it!
Why is it named Anatoli; does it have anything in common with the great world champion or his playing style?