Stunning Komodo
Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2011 7:50 pm
It is a great result, but note that it played the bottom five of the table, which accounts for almost half its games played.
It is a great result, but note that it played the bottom five of the table, which accounts for almost half its games played.
Nice to see somebody take the Ippo* code to the next level.Martin Thoresen wrote:You can follow the latest development version of Komodo in TCEC C which is live right now.
http://www.tcec-chess.org/tcec_c.php
Not sure that I can reveal Don's internal testing results of strength, but
just let's say it's gonna be a real treat when he releases it to the public.
Best,
Martin
\\stevenaaus wrote:Game 228 Fruit 2.6d-x64-2cpu -- Komodo 1.3-x64-JA
[D]rnb2rk1/1p1n1pp1/p2Bp2p/q7/4N3/4Q3/2PRB1PP/4K2R b K - 4 20
... Nc6 ?!
Hmmm.. Komodo lost this game after being three pawns up,
but perhaps this is a reasonable move.
That is really insulting to Don's hard work, and unwarranted.benstoker wrote:Nice to see somebody take the Ippo* code to the next level.Martin Thoresen wrote:You can follow the latest development version of Komodo in TCEC C which is live right now.
http://www.tcec-chess.org/tcec_c.php
Not sure that I can reveal Don's internal testing results of strength, but
just let's say it's gonna be a real treat when he releases it to the public.
Best,
Martin
He clearly has no proof because Don has not done this. Both Jim Ablett and I have seen the code. It's not at all IPPO* like.fern wrote:Have you any proof that Dan has used Ippo code in the way you suggest? If not, better keep yourt mouth shut because otherwise you are commiting an insult.
Fern