One day Rybka will get suprassed, just like any other program that lead for many years.Ovyron wrote:Yet.beachknight wrote:PS : Rybka does not seem to be stoppable.
And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
Romichess has more beta names than any other engine that I know of..swami wrote:So does Romichess...Graham Banks wrote:SlowChess has a new name!
I ain't that slow!
Superbeyotch
Warrior Princess
Death Kitty..
Goatka
to just name a few..
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
Surpassing Rybka? This will not happen in a decade, I suppose.Tony Thomas wrote:One day Rybka will get suprassed, just like any other program that lead for many years.Ovyron wrote:Yet.beachknight wrote:PS : Rybka does not seem to be stoppable.
Best,
PS: Tony, do you have the games of the tournament?
Games should be downloadable in ICC.
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
Depends if Vas can keep up in the race, at this stage many people have surpassed Rybka 1.0, so it's just about time. Just as if Rybka came from the future.beachknight wrote:Surpassing Rybka? This will not happen in a decade, I suppose.
If Vas doesn't keep improving Rybka someone will eventually catch up, and he may plateau at Rybka 4. Vas was a really clever programmer, perhaps someone more clever, not famous programmer will appear soon.
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Perhaps group of programmers take part in actively developing Toga and improving it further? but I doubt it, for one reason most in Toga development don't have a 2300 elo level chess knowledge, and they don't know how to fine tune the material imbalance and assign piece values like the way Larry Kauffman does, and Vas implements them.Ovyron wrote:Depends if Vas can keep up in the race, at this stage many people have surpassed Rybka 1.0, so it's just about time. Just as if Rybka came from the future.beachknight wrote:Surpassing Rybka? This will not happen in a decade, I suppose.
If Vas doesn't keep improving Rybka someone will eventually catch up, and he may plateau at Rybka 4. Vas was a really clever programmer, perhaps someone more clever, not famous programmer will appear soon.
Btw, there's already an independent forum for Toga developers.
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
I'm not a programmer and I've been wanting to ask this for a while:
What about fusing programs? I.E. take the best parts of Glaurung and Toga and make a new engine that is stronger than those alone, then just keep improving Toglaurung.
I'd like to know why isn't it possible or why it doesn't work?
What about fusing programs? I.E. take the best parts of Glaurung and Toga and make a new engine that is stronger than those alone, then just keep improving Toglaurung.
I'd like to know why isn't it possible or why it doesn't work?
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
Different programs, different code, hardly any new ideas in either of them worth substituting? I don't think It would be any better than 50 elo even if the best missing parts were merged.Ovyron wrote:I'm not a programmer and I've been wanting to ask this for a while:
What about fusing programs? I.E. take the best parts of Glaurung and Toga and make a new engine that is stronger than those alone, then just keep improving Toglaurung.
I'd like to know why isn't it possible or why it doesn't work?
Besides, what about the copy right issues?
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
LOLswami wrote:
Besides, what about the copy right issues?




hi, merhaba, hallo HT
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
Right, I agrreee.Ovyron wrote:Depends if Vas can keep up in the race, at this stage many people have surpassed Rybka 1.0, so it's just about time. Just as if Rybka came from the future.beachknight wrote:Surpassing Rybka? This will not happen in a decade, I suppose.
If Vas doesn't keep improving Rybka someone will eventually catch up, and he may plateau at Rybka 4. Vas was a really clever programmer, perhaps someone more clever, not famous programmer will appear soon.
Further, there is now another freeware Rybka, ie Rybka 2.2n2,
to catch.
best,
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Re: And the games from ACCA Pan Am, Nov 8-9 2008?
Yes, people talk about beating Rybka 3 this, and beating Rybka 3 that, but they've forgotten Rybka 2.2n2 and Rybka 2.3.2a are there on the way, first.beachknight wrote:Further, there is now another freeware Rybka, ie Rybka 2.2n2,
to catch.