I do agree that good food is ALWAYS interesting.F. Bluemers wrote:true,though i prefer "boemboe rendang".Christopher Conkie wrote:It is Belgian Beef Stew (Carbonades a la Flamande).tomgdrums wrote:What is Stoofvlees??Christopher Conkie wrote:Let's hope it is. I remember telling them all there was something stronger than everything else.F. Bluemers wrote:a new "Stoofvlees" perhaps?
What we fun we will have with them all.
Chris
Chris
the engine(yawn,food is a more interesting topic) was a sjeng that learned from gm games,afiak.
Best
Fonzy
WCCC early registrants are online
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tomgdrums
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mhalstern
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How is thinker allowed to participate. Isn't there a rule, requiring engines to kib their evals?
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Harvey Williamson
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Is that still the case with the latest Thinkers? I have not downloaded a recent version.mhalstern wrote:How is thinker allowed to participate. Isn't there a rule, requiring engines to kib their evals?
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alpha123
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Doesn't it kib its evals under WinBoard? I think it also kibs its PV under WB, but I could be wrong.Harvey Williamson wrote:Is that still the case with the latest Thinkers? I have not downloaded a recent version.mhalstern wrote:How is thinker allowed to participate. Isn't there a rule, requiring engines to kib their evals?
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is rondo free or commercial, if free then where can we get it.
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Milton
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I notice that as I post this on 6/6/10, Rybka has not entered the uniform platform competition. I wonder if Vas has decided not to enter this section.
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You mean Thinker did not kibitz at CCT or ACCL? or HG's monthly tournament?mhalstern wrote:How is thinker allowed to participate. Isn't there a rule, requiring engines to kib their evals?
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mhalstern
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Lance,
Sorry if my post was rude.
The versions of thinker that I have used don't show any output at all.
Sorry if my post was rude.
The versions of thinker that I have used don't show any output at all.
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alpha123
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Perhaps you should read its description. It's a private engine.seemychess wrote:is rondo free or commercial, if free then where can we get it.
Peter
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bob
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Guys... WCCC is _not_ online. There is no such thing as "kibbing" when you play manually.alpha123 wrote:Doesn't it kib its evals under WinBoard? I think it also kibs its PV under WB, but I could be wrong.Harvey Williamson wrote:Is that still the case with the latest Thinkers? I have not downloaded a recent version.mhalstern wrote:How is thinker allowed to participate. Isn't there a rule, requiring engines to kib their evals?
Peter
