A letter of thanks and gratitude to the scientific community, they describe a door through which tomorrow is glimpsed

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Re: A letter of thanks and gratitude to the scientific community, they describe a door through which tomorrow is glimpse

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Ovyron , please be nice to old father , he thinks his chess is amazing , it is probably all he has left. Karger
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"Obscurantism City."

Once upon a time, from a city where there was a bright sun; strangely in this city all the people walked with one arm raised and the palm of the open hand shouting loudly: "There is no light, everything is dark." In that city there was a madman, who enjoyed the star sun, and very early in the morning he came out on top of a mountain to receive the vital energy. Everyone said he was crazy for not having his hand raised with his palm open and because instead of shouting loudly, "the sun does not exist, everything is dark," when he rises and sees the first rays of sun rise in the dawn, that madman It stretched on the floor and with his thoughts and words in low volume, he said: "Thank God for one more day, thank you for the star sun."

The name of that small city was, "obscurantism" and its asylum was called, "the sun star." That madman finally found a good friend at the top of the mountain who told the madman: "In the city of obscurantism always remember, good is called evil, evil is called good, the evidence is called lie, defeat is called victory, and victory is called defeat. Don't suffer brother, enjoy the star sun that gives you the vital energy.

Trying playserver.chessbase.com Connected Login Welcome, Grand-Father! Server Time = 02:38 (UTC+2h), 1373 users online Your local weather: [WTH_3CLOUD_THUNDERS], Temperature: 24°C, Wind: North 0Bft. Elo: Grand-Father Rated (Classic) 3 min No. of players receiving your offer: 6
Stockfish 160919 64 POPCNT (16 threads): 29.2 plies; 17.095kN/s AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Eight-Core Processor 3693MHz, (8 cores, 16 threads) Stockfish 160919 64 POPCNT (16 threads): 29.7 plies; 17.045kN/s AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Eight-Core Processor 3693MHz, (8 cores, 16 threads) New Elo: 2033 (+32), Classic.

[pgn][Event "Rated game, 3 min"] [Site "Engine Room"] [Date "2019.10.02"] [Round "?"] [White "Deep SKY"] [Black "Grand-Father"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A85"] [WhiteElo "2463"] [BlackElo "1922"] [PlyCount "182"] [EventDate "2019.10.02"] [SourceTitle "playchess.com"] [TimeControl "180"] 1. Nf3 {B 2} d5 {2} 2. d4 {B 0} e6 {1} 3. c4 {B 0} c6 {1} 4. Nc3 {B 0} f5 {0} 5. e3 {B 0} Bd6 {1} 6. Bd3 {B 0} Nf6 {2} 7. O-O {B 0} a6 {1} 8. b3 {1.06/26 17} O-O {3} 9. Bb2 {1.03/26 0} Re8 {2 (Dd8-e7)} 10. Qc2 {1.07/23 5} Qe7 {8} 11. c5 {1.00/26 4} Bc7 {1} 12. Na4 {1.03/26 3} Nbd7 {4} 13. Rae1 {0.85/27 0} Rf8 { 3 (Sf6-g4)} 14. Ne5 {1.03/23 2} g6 {3 (Sf6-e4)} 15. f3 {1.26/20 1} Nxe5 { 1 (Sf6-h5)} 16. dxe5 {1} Nd7 {1.61/23 0 (Sf6-h5)} 17. f4 {1.48/23 4} h5 { 3 (Tf8-f7)} 18. Be2 {1.73/23 3} Rf7 {1 (De7-h7)} 19. g3 {1.69/25 5} Rg7 { 1 (Sd7-b8)} 20. h4 {2.00/27 2} Nf8 {1 (Sd7-b8)} 21. Bd4 {2.12/23 2} Bd7 {3} 22. Nb2 {1.97/28 4} Be8 {2} 23. Nd3 {1.92/27 8} Bb8 {4 (a6-a5)} 24. Rb1 {2.06/24 3} Ba7 {1 (De7-d8)} 25. b4 {2.14/25 4} Bb8 {2 (De7-d8)} 26. a4 {2.50/28 2} Bc7 { 1 (Tg7-f7)} 27. Ne1 {2.56/35 3} Kh7 {1 (Tg7-f7)} 28. Nf3 {2.56/35 5} Kg8 {2} 29. Qc3 {2.56/37 14} Qd8 {3 (Sf8-h7)} 30. Qa1 {2.34/35 18} Qe7 {2 (Dd8-c8)} 31. Rf2 {2.18/22 3} Bd8 {2} 32. Qc3 {2.15/24 4} Qc7 {1 (Le8-f7)} 33. Kf1 {2.07/30 6 } Qc8 {0 (Tg7-d7)} 34. a5 {1.99/26 2} Qc7 {12 (Tg7-e7)} 35. Qd2 {1.97/28 1} Be7 {1 (Tg7-d7)} 36. Ke1 {1.97/31 1} Nh7 {1} 37. Bd3 {1.97/36 0} Bf8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 38. Qa2 {1.97/31 1} Qc8 {2 (Lf8-e7)} 39. Kf1 {1.97/31 1} Rc7 {2 (Tg7-d7)} 40. Ra1 {1.97/33 2} Kg7 {1 (Le8-f7)} 41. Kg1 {1.97/33 1} Kg8 {0 (Tc7-d7)} 42. Nd2 { 1.97/30 1} Bg7 {1 (Lf8-e7)} 43. Bf1 {1.97/30 1} Nf8 {1 (Lg7-f8)} 44. Nf3 { 1.97/23 2} Kh7 {1 (Le8-f7)} 45. Bd3 {1.97/28 1} Kg8 {1 (Tc7-e7)} 46. Rd1 { 1.97/32 1} Kh7 {1 (Le8-f7)} 47. Rff1 {1.97/28 1} Kh8 {0 (Le8-f7)} 48. Qc2 { 1.97/33 1} Re7 {3 (Le8-f7)} 49. Ng5 {1.97/40 2} Nh7 {3 (Le8-f7)} 50. Nh3 { 1.97/36 1} Nf8 {1 (Dc8-c7)} 51. Be2 {1.97/34 1} Rd7 {1 (Le8-f7)} 52. Ng5 { 1.97/32 1} Re7 {3} 53. Nf3 {1.97/37 0} Rd7 {2 (Le8-f7)} 54. Bb2 {1.97/31 1} Rd8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 55. Ng5 {1.97/33 1} Qc7 {2 (Sf8-h7)} 56. Ra1 {1.97/34 1} Qe7 { 2 (Kh8-g8)} 57. Rae1 {1.97/35 1} Nh7 {0 (Kh8-g8)} 58. Nf3 {1.97/36 1} Ra7 { 2 (Sh7-f8)} 59. Nd4 {1.97/33 1} Raa8 {1} 60. Nf3 {1.97/39 0} Ra7 {1 (Sh7-f8)} 61. Kh2 {1.97/36 1} Raa8 {0} 62. Rb1 {1.97/35 0} Ra7 {0 (Le8-f7)} 63. Bd4 { 1.97/31 1} Raa8 {1} 64. Rbd1 {1.97/38 0} Rab8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 65. Kg2 {1.97/33 1} Rbc8 {0 (Tb8-a8)} 66. Rde1 {1.97/35 1} Rc7 {1 (Tc8-a8)} 67. Qb2 {1.97/33 1} Rcc8 {1} 68. Qa2 {1.97/34 0} Rc7 {1 (Tc8-a8)} 69. Bb2 {1.97/32 1} Rdc8 { 1 (Tc7-c8)} 70. Nd4 {1.97/29 3} Rd8 {1} 71. Bf3 {1.97/26 0} Rdc8 {2 (Tc7-c8)} 72. Qb3 {1.97/25 1} Rd8 {2 (Le8-f7)} 73. Be2 {1.75/23 5} Ra8 {2 (Tc7-c8)} 74. Nf3 {1.59/21 3} Bf7 {1} 75. Bd4 {1.51/17 1} Be8 {1 (Sh7-f8)} 76. Qd3 {1.71/14 1 } Rb8 {1 (Lg7-h6)} 77. Ng5 {1.26/18 1} Ra8 {1 (Sh7-f8)} 78. Rd1 {1.30/20 1} Rb8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 79. Nxh7 {1.25/19 0} Kxh7 {3} 80. Bf3 {1.37/39 0} Kh8 {2 (Tc7-c8)} 81. Kg1 {1.37/31 0} Ra8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 82. Rd2 {1.37/29 0} Rcc8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 83. Qc2 {1.37/33 0} Rd8 {0 (Kh8-h7)} 84. Bg2 {1.37/32 0} Rac8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 85. Qb2 {1.37/31 0} Kg8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 86. Rff2 {1.37/32 0} Kh7 {0} 87. Rd1 {1.37/42 0} Kg8 {0 (Le8-f7)} 88. Rfd2 {1.37/32 0} Bh8 {1 (Le8-f7)} 89. Bf3 {1.37/30 0} Bg7 {1} 90. Qc2 {1.37/42 0} Bh8 {1 (Kg8-h7)} 91. Re2 {1.37/31 0} Bg7 {1} 0-1 [/pgn]
I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.
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Re: A letter of thanks and gratitude to the scientific community, they describe a door through which tomorrow is glimpse

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karger wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2019 10:46 pm Ovyron , please be nice to old father , he thinks his chess is amazing , it is probably all he has left. Karger
But he promised me the increment game, and now he's just ignoring me. I don't think it's possible he can produce the game at all, so it'd be nice if Father admitted it.
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Ovyron wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2019 3:20 am
karger wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2019 10:46 pm Ovyron , please be nice to old father , he thinks his chess is amazing , it is probably all he has left. Karger
But he promised me the increment game, and now he's just ignoring me. I don't think it's possible he can produce the game at all, so it'd be nice if Father admitted it.
...
"Be patient brother, be patient ..." said that friend to the crazy old man." "What do you mean wise man," the madman replied. "Look, I recommend that you go on a cybernetic path to China, and tell the man who has the blue fish computer, that he allows you to face his insoluble hardware that calculates 157,500,000 plays per second. In this city of crazy people, it will seem ridiculous to you that your crazy old man neutralizes the power and strength of the bluefish machine." In the meantime let's drink some crystal clear water from the deep oceanic blue.
Let's offer old friend, let's toast, for your games, and please don't read the lies of the media that express in their lines: "The chess machines are invincible." You could go crazy like everyone who believes such a lie, have fun and play as much as you can.
It is true. Recall the poet Leon de Greift: "I play my life, change my life, I still lose it,"
Grand-Father



BlueFish (8 cores): 28.7 plies; 140.487kN/s Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver
4116 CPU @ 2.10GHz 2095MHz
Grand-Father - Noobpwnftw ½-1½
New Elo: 2046 (+15), Classic.
BlueFish (8 cores): 27.8 plies; 139.947kN/s Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver
4116 CPU @ 2.10GHz 2095MHz
Opponent closed game window
08:48 p.m.



[pgn][Event "Rated game, 5 min"] [Site "Engine Room"] [Date "2019.10.02"] [Round "?"] [White "Grand-Father"] [Black "Noobpwnftw"] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [ECO "A45"] [WhiteElo "2031"] [BlackElo "2521"] [PlyCount "333"] [EventDate "2019.10.02"] [SourceTitle "playchess.com"] [TimeControl "300"] 1. d4 {1} Nf6 {0.01/0 0} 2. c3 {1} b6 {0.01/0 0} 3. f4 {1} c5 {0.01/0 0} 4. e3 {1} g6 {0.01/0 0} 5. Nf3 {1} a6 {0.01/0 0} 6. Bc4 {1} d5 {-0.50/23 3} 7. Bd3 {3 } a5 {0.01/0 0} 8. O-O {4} Bg7 {-0.25/27 0} 9. a3 {1 (Bb5+)} O-O {0.01/0 0} 10. Qe2 {1} a4 {-0.89/27 6} 11. Re1 {2 (Bd2)} c4 {-1.30/29 4} 12. Bc2 {1} Bf5 { -1.45/31 3} 13. Nh4 {2 (Bxf5)} Bxc2 {4} 14. Qxc2 {-1.78/30 0} Ne4 {-1.60/32 8} 15. Nf3 {1 (Rf1)} Nc6 {-1.71/35 12} 16. Re2 {1 (Rf1)} Na5 {-1.82/29 3} 17. Nbd2 {1} f5 {-1.77/30 4} 18. Rb1 {1} b5 {-1.74/33 19} 19. g3 {1 (h3)} h5 {-2.16/29 8 } 20. Rg2 {4 (Qd1)} Bf6 {-2.22/31 6} 21. h4 {1 (Qd1)} Qd7 {-2.09/41 24} 22. Nf1 {1 (Kh1)} Bg7 {-1.90/34 6} 23. Bd2 {1 (Ng5)} Nf6 {-2.02/35 3} 24. Re1 {1 (Ne5)} Nb7 {-1.93/35 3} 25. Ree2 {2 (Rd1)} Nd6 {-1.90/41 11} 26. Be1 {1} e6 {-1.90/38 0} 27. Qc1 {3 (Kh1)} Ng4 {-1.90/36 4} 28. Rc2 {1 (Kh1)} Kf7 {-1.90/39 3} 29. Bd2 {2 (Kh1)} Ke7 {-1.90/44 5} 30. Qe1 {0 (Kh1)} Kd8 {-1.90/44 3} 31. Kh1 { 1 (Qc1)} Ne4 {-1.90/44 4} 32. Kg1 {2} Ke8 {-2.12/47 21} 33. Qe2 {0 (Qb1)} Bf6 { -2.12/43 3} 34. Be1 {1} Kf7 {-2.12/41 1} 35. Kh1 {5 (Qd1)} Kg8 {-2.12/44 3} 36. Kg1 {1 (Qd1)} Rfd8 {-2.12/45 4} 37. Kh1 {0 (Qd1)} Rab8 {-2.12/45 3} 38. Kg1 { 1 (Qd1)} Kg7 {-2.12/42 2} 39. Kh1 {0 (Qd1)} Qc7 {-2.12/40 3} 40. Kg1 {1 (N1d2)} Re8 {-2.12/41 2} 41. Kh1 {0 (N1d2)} Kh7 {-2.12/43 3} 42. Kg1 {1 (N1d2)} Rbd8 { -2.12/43 3} 43. Qd1 {7 (Kh1)} Kg8 {-2.12/41 3} 44. Qc1 {1 (Rce2)} Qe7 {-2.12/ 40 2} 45. Kh1 {2 (Rce2)} Kh7 {-2.12/44 2} 46. Kg1 {1 (N1d2)} Qc7 {-2.12/42 2} 47. Qd1 {2 (Kh1)} Kg7 {-2.12/41 2} 48. Qe2 {1 (Rce2)} Qb7 {-2.12/41 2} 49. Rc1 {1 (Kh1)} Rd7 {-2.12/41 2} 50. Rc2 {1} Kh7 {-2.12/40 0} 51. Rc1 {1 (Kh1)} Nd6 { -2.12/40 2} 52. Rc2 {1 (Kh1)} Qc7 {-2.12/41 2} 53. N1h2 {2 (Kh1)} Ne4 {-2.12/ 40 2} 54. Rc1 {9 (Nd2)} Kg7 {-2.12/41 2} 55. Rc2 {1 (Nd2)} Rdd8 {-2.12/43 2} 56. Rc1 {1 (Nd2)} Kh7 {-2.12/40 2} 57. Rc2 {0 (Nf1)} Rc8 {-2.12/42 3} 58. Rc1 { 0 (Nf1)} Red8 {-2.12/40 2} 59. Rc2 {0 (Nd2)} Kg7 {-2.12/38 2} 60. Nf1 {1 (Nd2)} Qb7 {-2.12/37 2} 61. N3h2 {1 (N1d2)} Qe7 {-2.12/38 2} 62. Qd1 {1 (Nf3)} Rh8 { -2.12/35 2} 63. Qc1 {0 (Nf3)} Qb7 {-1.75/31 13} 64. Rge2 {2 (Nf3)} Rce8 { -1.74/25 1} 65. Rg2 {1 (Qa1)} Kf7 {-1.74/26 1} 66. Rge2 {1} Kg7 {-1.74/26 0} 67. Rg2 {1 (Nf3)} Rhf8 {-1.73/22 1} 68. Rge2 {1 (Nf3)} Ra8 {-1.73/23 1} 69. Rg2 {1 (Nf3)} Nxh2 {-1.65/30 2} 70. Nxh2 {4 (Kxh2)} Qc8 {-1.67/38 1} 71. Nf3 {1} Kh7 {-1.67/38 0} 72. Rh2 {2 (Rge2)} Rf7 {-1.67/36 1} 73. Rhg2 {1 (Nd2)} Raa7 { -1.67/35 1} 74. Kh1 {1 (Rh2)} Kg8 {-1.67/36 1} 75. Kg1 {0} Rad7 {-1.67/38 0} 76. Kh1 {1 (Qd1)} Qe8 {-1.67/38 1} 77. Kg1 {0 (Qd1)} Rb7 {-1.67/39 1} 78. Kh1 { 1 (Rh2)} Qc8 {-1.67/39 1} 79. Kg1 {1} Kg7 {-1.67/42 0} 80. Kh1 {1 (Rh2)} Kg8 { -1.67/38 1} 81. Kg1 {1} Qd7 {-1.67/43 0} 82. Kh1 {1 (Rge2)} Qc7 {-1.67/38 1} 83. Kg1 {0} Rf8 {-1.67/41 0} 84. Kh1 {1 (Rge2)} Kh7 {-1.67/39 1} 85. Kg1 {0} Rd8 {-1.67/41 0} 86. Kh1 {1 (Rge2)} Rb6 {-1.67/40 1} 87. Kg1 {0} Rf8 {-1.67/40 0} 88. Kh1 {1 (Rge2)} Kg7 {-1.67/39 1} 89. Kg1 {0} Kg8 {-1.67/42 0} 90. Kh1 { 1 (Rge2)} Rd8 {-1.67/39 1} 91. Kg1 {0} Qf7 {-1.67/41 0} 92. Kh1 {1 (Rge2)} Ra6 {-1.67/38 1} 93. Kg1 {1} Qe8 {-1.67/41 0} 94. Kh1 {1 (Qd1)} Rd7 {-1.67/37 1} 95. Kg1 {0} Rf7 {-1.67/41 0} 96. Kh1 {1 (Qd1)} Rf8 {-1.67/38 1} 97. Kg1 {1} Rf7 {-1.67/42 0} 98. Kh1 {1 (Qd1)} Nd6 {-1.67/40 1} 99. Kg1 {1} Re7 {-1.67/41 0} 100. Kh1 {1 (Rh2)} Rd7 {-1.67/39 1} 101. Kg1 {1} Ne4 {-1.67/37 0} 102. Kh1 { 1 (Qd1)} Qd8 {-1.67/33 1} 103. Kg1 {0 (Qd1)} Raa7 {-1.67/36 2} 104. Kh1 { 1 (Qd1)} Rdc7 {-1.67/32 1} 105. Kg1 {0 (Nd2)} Rab7 {-1.67/29 1} 106. Kh1 { 1 (Qd1)} Re7 {-1.67/29 2} 107. Kg1 {0 (Qd1)} Kg7 {-1.67/25 1} 108. Kh1 { 1 (Rce2)} Kf8 {-1.01/21 2} 109. Kg1 {0 (Rg1)} Kg8 {-1.66/19 0} 110. Kh1 { 1 (Qd1)} Qb8 {-0.81/19 2} 111. Kg1 {0 (Bf2)} Kh7 {-1.67/21 0} 112. Kh1 {1 (Qd1) } Nd6 {-0.46/22 1} 113. Kg1 {1 (Rgf2)} Ne4 {-0.46/17 1} 114. Kh1 {1} Red7 { -0.45/34 0} 115. Kg1 {1 (Rg1)} Qe8 {-0.45/18 0} 116. Kh1 {3 (Kf1)} b4 {-0.45/ 18 0} 117. cxb4 {3} Rd8 {-0.45/42 0} 118. Bc3 {2 (Rg1)} Kg7 {-0.45/19 0} 119. Kg1 {1 (Be1)} Be7 {-0.45/18 0} 120. Qe1 {4 (Rh2)} Rbb8 {-0.45/11 0} 121. Kh1 { 1 (Qd1)} Qb5 {-0.67/7 0} 122. Kh2 {1 (Kg1)} Bf6 {-0.45/10 0} 123. Kh1 {1 (Kg1)} Re8 {-0.69/6 0} 124. Kh2 {0 (Kg1)} Qb7 {-0.45/5 0} 125. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Nd6 { -0.45/7 0} 126. Kh2 {1 (Kg1)} Qb5 {-0.45/8 0} 127. Kh1 {1 (Kg1)} Qb7 {-0.45/5 0 } 128. Kh2 {1 (Kg1)} Be7 {-1.01/6 0} 129. Kh1 {1 (Kg1)} Ne4 {-0.96/1 0} 130. Kh2 {1 (Nd2)} Rbc8 {-1.08/4 0} 131. Kh1 {1 (Qd1)} Qb5 {-0.45/6 0} 132. Kh2 { 1 (Kg1)} Rh8 {-1.38/1 0} 133. Kh1 {1 (Qd1)} Qe8 {-1.21/3 0} 134. Kh2 {1 (Kg1)} Bf6 {-0.79/5 0} 135. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Rf8 {-1.17/5 0} 136. Kg1 {1 (Nd2)} Rh8 { -0.45/7 0} 137. Kh1 {1 (Kh2)} Rb8 {-1.25/5 0} 138. Kg1 {0 (Nd2)} Qb5 {-0.45/6 0 } 139. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Kh7 {-0.45/6 0} 140. Kh2 {1 (Qd1)} Rhd8 {-1.05/4 0} 141. Kh1 {0 (Kg1)} Qe8 {-0.68/4 0} 142. Kh2 {1 (Nd2)} Rb7 {-0.68/5 0} 143. Kh1 { 0 (Nd2)} Qd7 {-0.92/4 0} 144. Kh2 {1 (Nd2)} Rc8 {-0.76/4 0} 145. Kh1 {0 (Nd2)} Qb5 {-0.45/4 0} 146. Kh2 {1 (Kg1)} Re8 {-1.04/5 0} 147. Kh1 {1 (Ne5)} Kg8 { -0.83/1 0} 148. Kh2 {1 (Nd2)} Rc7 {-1.46/1 0} 149. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Ree7 {-0.45/5 0} 150. Kh2 {1 (Kg1)} Qe8 {-0.73/1 0} 151. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Rh7 {-1.07/4 0} 152. Kg1 {1 (Kh2)} Rb7 {-2.65/3 0} 153. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Rb8 {-1.60/2 0} 154. Kg1 { 0 (Kh2)} Rhb7 {-0.56/1 0} 155. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Kg7 {-0.45/5 0} 156. Kg1 {1 (Kh2)} Kh7 {-0.45/4 0} 157. Kh1 {1 (Qe2)} Be7 {-0.69/3 0} 158. Kg1 {1 (Rc1)} Rc7 { -0.45/3 0} 159. Kh1 {1 (Qe2)} Bf6 {-0.47/1 0} 160. Kg1 {1 (Qe2)} Rbc8 {-0.45/4 0} 161. Kh1 {1 (Nd2)} Rb7 {-0.45/1 0} 162. Kg1 {1 (Rg1)} Qd7 {-0.45/4 0} 163. Kh1 {1 (Kh2)} Kg7 {-0.45/3 0} 164. Kg1 {0 (Kh2)} Qe8 {-0.33/4 0} 165. Kh1 { 1 (Kh2)} Qb5 {0.00/2 0} 166. Kg1 {1 (Kh2)} Rd7 {0.00/2 0} 167. Kh1 {1 (Lag: Av=0.69s, max=1.3s) (Kh2)} 1/2-1/2 [/pgn]
I am thinking chess is in a coin.Human beings for ever playing in one face.Now I am playing in the other face:"Antichess". Computers are as a fortres where owner forgot to close a little door behind. You must enter across this door.Forget the front.
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Re: "I play my life, change my life, I still lose it,"MAN VERSUS MACHINE 2019 PABLO IGNACIO RESTREPO Father and Grand-Fa

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Father wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2019 4:31 am [Event "Rated game, 5 min"]
That's still without increment, why do you keep ignoring me even though you're quoting me? Do you speak Spanish? Let's try this:

Hay una cosa que se llama "incremento", que son los segundos que se le añade al reloj de un jugador cada que hace una jugada. Lo que te estoy pidiendo es un juego donde derrotes a la maquina en un partido con incremento (digamos, 5 segundos), pero sigues mandando juegos sin esto...
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Re: A letter of thanks and gratitude to the scientific community, they describe a door through which tomorrow is glimpse

Post by MikeB »

The good old days when playing computers...

[pgn][Result "1-0"] 1. e4 e6 2. d4 c6 3. Nf3 d5 4. e5 Nd7 5. Bd3 c5 6. c3 c4 7. Bc2 h6 8. O-O b5 9. a3 a5 10. Ne1 g6 11. f4 Bg7 12. g4 Ne7 13. Ng2 h5 14. g5 Qc7 15. Nd2 a4 16. Nf3 Nb6 17. Ngh4 O-O 18. Be3 Re8 19. Qe1 Rb8 20. Rf2 Nd7 21. Rg2 Bb7 22. Qg3 Bf8 23. Rf1 Bc6 24. Bd1 Bg7 25. Qe1 Kf8 26. Be2 Rbc8 27. h3 Kg8 28. Qd1 Ba8 29. Nh2 Rb8 30. Bxh5 Nf5 31. Nxf5 exf5 32. Bf3 Bc6 33. h4 Nf8 34. h5 Qd7 35. Rff2 gxh5 36. Bxh5 Ng6 37. Nf3 Bb7 38. Rh2 Rbd8 39. Rh3 Bc8 40. Rfh2 Nf8 41. Kf2 Qc7 42. Qh1 Be6 43. Nh4 Qe7 44. Bf3 Qd7 45. Nxf5 Ng6 46. Nxg7 Kxg7 47. Rh7+ Kf8 48. R2h6 Bf5 49. Qh5 Re6 50. Bg4 Bxg4 51. Qxg4 Rc6 52. f5 Rd6 53. f6 Rxf6+ 54. gxf6 Qxg4 55. Rh8+ Nxh8 56. Rxh8+ Qg8 57. Bh6+ Ke8 58. Rxg8+ Kd7 59. e6+ Kxe6 60. Rxd8 Kxf6 61. Rxd5 Kg6 62. Be3 f5 63. Bf4 Kh5 64. Kf3 Kg6 65. Rxb5 Kf6 66. Rb4 Ke6 67. Rxc4 Kf7 68. Rxa4 Ke6 69. Ra5 Kf6 70. Re5 Kg6 71. d5 Kf6 72. d6 Kg6 73. d7 Kf7 74. d8=Q Kg7 75. Rxf5 Kh7 76. Rf6 Kg7 77. Qf8+ Kh7 78. Rh6# {White mates} 1-0[/pgn]
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