Hi,
What evidence is there that Rybka is or isn't a derivative work?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_work
Cordially,
Sean
Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
I can only add that Larry K. is an international master and has been involved with computer chess for a couple of decades now. Combine that with a really good programmer and it is not to hard to imagine they could make a superior chess program.
Oh, and so far there is not proof that it is not an original piece of work.
Bill
Oh, and so far there is not proof that it is not an original piece of work.
Bill
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
Rybka does not need to be discussed here again.Sean Evans wrote:Hi,
What evidence is there that Rybka is or isn't a derivative work?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_work
Cordially,
Sean
Just search the CCC archives for answers to your questions.
moving on,
Matthias.
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
Agreed....Matthias Gemuh wrote:Rybka does not need to be discussed here again.Sean Evans wrote:Hi,
What evidence is there that Rybka is or isn't a derivative work?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_work
Cordially,
Sean
Just search the CCC archives for answers to your questions.
moving on,
Matthias.
A can of worms regards,
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
Or at least he used to be.Bill Rogers wrote:I can only add that Larry K. is an international master ...
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
There's plenty of evidence that was never discussed publicly. Just so you know...Matthias Gemuh wrote:Rybka does not need to be discussed here again.
Just search the CCC archives for answers to your questions.
moving on,
Matthias.
Perhaps I should post some of it?
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
But good to know that he was it. Here is my take.Dirt wrote:Or at least he used to be.Bill Rogers wrote:I can only add that Larry K. is an international master ...
IMO it's almos certain that the IM at his age now
after so many tries in vain, could ONLY become a GM
by ....
making himself a clone of Rybka which is to say the
least is a super scandal. Larry should now be forced
to explain that.
Or is Levy correct in his assumption that
chessplayers in future would marry their
chess machines? Of course then, the increase in
strength is normal and what we would expect.
And now I must admit something else.
The other day I did it. You wont believe it, but
I, sorry, it's not easy to tell, I became
a cannibal and digested my Rybka, after I had
fallen into a symbiotic relationsship with her.
Well, what can I say, now it's normal for me to play
a decent Blitz against someone like Short and I won
most of the games. Afterwards Nigel asked me, all in shy,
you, you are Bobby, no that story is gone, he said,
methinks, you are the strongest woman I lost to after
Judit. I love your style. Think of that!
From now on my whole life will take another spin
because now I'm a real super GM, probably with the
highest Elo on the planet.
But I must be careful.
Is it now a Permanent super GM Brain or is my destiny
Cold Turkey?
What is with possible kids? Man or Machine?
Male or female?
But I'll do it for science!
Legally? Haha. For me? The best chessplayer
on this Earth? Ok, still inofficial.
Rolfka
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
And who decides what is a proof?Bill Rogers wrote:Oh, and so far there is not proof that it is not an original piece of work.Bill
Some people have a different opinion, but please let us not start the discussions again, everything is told...
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivative Work
There are already enough proofs in the archives.Zach Wegner wrote:There's plenty of evidence that was never discussed publicly. Just so you know...Matthias Gemuh wrote:Rybka does not need to be discussed here again.
Just search the CCC archives for answers to your questions.
moving on,
Matthias.
Perhaps I should post some of it?
Those who understand those proofs, don't need more.
Those who don't understand those proofs, will never consider any amount of proofs adequate. So why provide more ?
moving on,
Matthias.
My engine was quite strong till I added knowledge to it.
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Re: Evidence Rybka Is/Isn't A Derivwative Work
Greg he just won a new title in the last couple of weeks. It is in Chess News.
Bill
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