On-line engine blitz tourney October
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
Well I'm always in favour of an increment. But HG ran 5+1 and this one was 5+2 so it was a bit longer.
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
Yes, Dusan Dobes is and always was the main author.Joost Buijs wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2019 10:25 amThis is very strange because Belfish, Eichhoernchen and Phalanx were registered by the same person.
According to CPW there were several different people working on Phalanx in the past. The last person working actively on Phalanx seems to be Dusan Dobes.
(You could always check my chronology for released programs - link is in my signature)
Eichhoernchen played in ChessWar/OpenWar (Olivier Deville) as private program in the past.
I checked the authors name, he is listed as Wieland Belka.
I guess he created forks/derivates of Phalanx and SF and let them play in those online blitz tourneys.
(OTH I did not know he registered them as an author instead of a 'user' or whatever)
Eichhoernchen was around the level of FireFly in the past.
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
Indeed it was Wieland Belka who asked me to create accounts for Eichhoernchen, Phalanx and BelFish. He didn't tell me in any way that he is the author of these engines, but I more or less assumed he was.Guenther wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2019 4:31 pmYes, Dusan Dobes is and always was the main author.Joost Buijs wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2019 10:25 amThis is very strange because Belfish, Eichhoernchen and Phalanx were registered by the same person.
According to CPW there were several different people working on Phalanx in the past. The last person working actively on Phalanx seems to be Dusan Dobes.
(You could always check my chronology for released programs - link is in my signature)
Eichhoernchen played in ChessWar/OpenWar (Olivier Deville) as private program in the past.
I checked the authors name, he is listed as Wieland Belka.
I guess he created forks/derivates of Phalanx and SF and let them play in those online blitz tourneys.
(OTH I did not know he registered them as an author instead of a 'user' or whatever)
Eichhoernchen was around the level of FireFly in the past.
And I didn't know that BelFish is a Stockfish derivative, but when looking at the name it should have ring a bell.
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
Logged in your server the first time and all finger notes are ok.Joost Buijs wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2019 5:53 pmIndeed it was Wieland Belka who asked me to create accounts for Eichhoernchen, Phalanx and BelFish. He didn't tell me in any way that he is the author of these engines, but I more or less assumed he was.Guenther wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2019 4:31 pmYes, Dusan Dobes is and always was the main author.Joost Buijs wrote: ↑Sun Oct 13, 2019 10:25 amThis is very strange because Belfish, Eichhoernchen and Phalanx were registered by the same person.
According to CPW there were several different people working on Phalanx in the past. The last person working actively on Phalanx seems to be Dusan Dobes.
(You could always check my chronology for released programs - link is in my signature)
Eichhoernchen played in ChessWar/OpenWar (Olivier Deville) as private program in the past.
I checked the authors name, he is listed as Wieland Belka.
I guess he created forks/derivates of Phalanx and SF and let them play in those online blitz tourneys.
(OTH I did not know he registered them as an author instead of a 'user' or whatever)
Eichhoernchen was around the level of FireFly in the past.
And I didn't know that BelFish is a Stockfish derivative, but when looking at the name it should have ring a bell.
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Statistics for BelFish(C) (Last disconnected Sun Oct 13, 16:30 CEST 2019):
rating RD win loss draw total best
Blitz 2955 129.1 6 1 2 9
1: BelFish - a StockFish derivative, modified and operated by belka
2: experimenting with evaluation function, with small techniques for speeding up code execution, with compiling options ...
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Statistics for Phalanx(C) (Last disconnected Sun Oct 13, 16:29 CEST 2019):
rating RD win loss draw total best
Blitz 2261 113.3 3 8 2 13
1: Phalanx reborn, like Phoenix from the ashes
2: authored by Dusan Dobes, modified and operated by belka
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
Sure, but I'm not reading everybody's finger-notes. My expectation was that somebody joining the tournament with an engine is the original author of that engine, with maybe a few exceptions there.
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
I've put the server on a Hyper-V virtual machine on a machine with a core i5-9400 processor (a really fast processor, draws hardly any power when idle). Last time the performance was already good, next time it will be even better.
There are still some bugs and omissions in the server software, maybe I want to fix some in the future, but for now I want to start working on my engine again.
The last tournament took a bit long (caused by the 5.2 and the endless endgames of LC0), the next tournament will be 5.1 again.
There are still some bugs and omissions in the server software, maybe I want to fix some in the future, but for now I want to start working on my engine again.
The last tournament took a bit long (caused by the 5.2 and the endless endgames of LC0), the next tournament will be 5.1 again.
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
I have updated the overview for all online tourneys.
(The stats not yet - needs some modifications since mahon was introduced)
http://rwbc-chess.de/HGMT/HGM_tourneys.htm
(The stats not yet - needs some modifications since mahon was introduced)
http://rwbc-chess.de/HGMT/HGM_tourneys.htm
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
Yes sorry about that, I won't run Lc0 again. Can you please set up a new account for EtherealRB and PM me the password, and I'll use that next time.Joost Buijs wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 5:39 amThe last tournament took a bit long (caused by the 5.2 and the endless endgames of LC0), the next tournament will be 5.1 again.
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Re: On-line engine blitz tourney October
No problem, already sent you a PM.Modern Times wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:40 pmYes sorry about that, I won't run Lc0 again. Can you please set up a new account for EtherealRB and PM me the password, and I'll use that next time.Joost Buijs wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 5:39 amThe last tournament took a bit long (caused by the 5.2 and the endless endgames of LC0), the next tournament will be 5.1 again.