We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
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Albert Silver
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
"Tactics are the bricks and sticks that make up a game, but positional play is the architectural blueprint."
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mjlef
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
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h1a8
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
So you are saying that you won't use Rybka 5 if you play serious chess (or are a professional which you make a living off of chess) and it has been found to be the strongest thing out with high quality analysis that all of you competitors are using?mclane wrote:i do disagree with your point of view. IMO one should support programmers who do not lie to their customers.h1a8 wrote:Well if you depend on high quality analysis or play serious competitive chess then it would be a mistake to boycott Rybka 5. Do you agree?mclane wrote:
In other news, I'm working on Rybka. Rybka 5 will be ready sometime this year
computerchess community should boycott this product.
there are products that deserve the money they cost, such as hiarcs, shredder, junior.
therefore i will buy shredder (if it is ever released, hiarcs or junior instead of rybka).
i bought rybka, but vas rajlich betrayed me.
i also bought fruit, with buying rybka i bought a clone of a program i had
bought earlier with buying fruit.
And even if you are constantly losing games because your competitors are using Rybka and you not?
Be honest and answer directly (yes or no).
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Albert Silver
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
I think you should review what I told you since none of the above is correct. I will refresh your memory:mjlef wrote:Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
I was pointed to a post but found that I could not see it as one needed to be a member of the Wiki (note the word WIKI) to do so. I was told Harvey was the moderator in charge of okaying this so I asked him and he did. I saw the post, found it of little interest, and never went back. As far as I was concerned it was some private forum to discuss the proceedings. Read the instructions and the small print? No, it never even crossed my mind.
Some months later, I was told Ken Thompson had joined. I checked in again, and sure enough his name was there. I mentioned it to Friedel, and told him that he needed to join the forum to read it. I explained that Harv was in charge and to just ask him to okay it.
Go ahead and ask him if he knew he was part of some panel investigating and voting on the Rybka affair. When our names were published in the ICGA report, he was shocked and couldn't even begin to understand how his name got on it.
"Tactics are the bricks and sticks that make up a game, but positional play is the architectural blueprint."
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geots
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
mjlef wrote:Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
It would be clear, with Albert's above and below thread, to a mentally retarded 6 year old that either you were terribly mistaken and did not take time to check the facts, you were just throwing crap up against a wall to see what would stick, or you are just a liar hoping nobody catches you. Or all of the above. It is much easier now to see how you check your facts when you investigate a matter. And that would include any and all matters. Or do you check them and fit them to what you want people to hear? You and Hyatt make a good pair for Levy to pal up with. And you wanted Vas to participate and lower himself to the level you 3 are on. You really must have thought he was an idiot. I have just about had enough of the whole bunch of you. Did anyone involved have a moral compass? If he did, he damn sure hasn't surfaced yet.
If you want to respond- talk to another pair of eyes/ears. I have seen more than enough out of you.
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natasha
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
"george in a"geots wrote:mjlef wrote:Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
It would be clear, with Albert's above and below thread, to a mentally retarded 6 year old that either you were terribly mistaken and did not take time to check the facts, you were just throwing crap up against a wall to see what would stick, or you are just a liar hoping nobody catches you. Or all of the above. It is much easier now to see how you check your facts when you investigate a matter. And that would include any and all matters. Or do you check them and fit them to what you want people to hear? You and Hyatt make a good pair for Levy to pal up with. And you wanted Vas to participate and lower himself to the level you 3 are on. You really must have thought he was an idiot. I have just about had enough of the whole bunch of you. Did anyone involved have a moral compass? If he did, he damn sure hasn't surfaced yet.
If you want to respond- talk to another pair of eyes/ears. I have seen more than enough out of you.
naughty not nice
you can get medication for these hormonal mood swings dear
or ask your doctor to adjust your present prescription
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mclane
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
i will not buy rybka5. i will not buy ANY product from vas rajlich anymore.h1a8 wrote: So you are saying that you won't use Rybka 5 if you play serious chess (or are a professional which you make a living off of chess) and it has been found to be the strongest thing out with high quality analysis that all of you competitors are using?
And even if you are constantly losing games because your competitors are using Rybka and you not?
Be honest and answer directly (yes or no).
i was once betrayed and do not trust anymore. i do also not believe that rybka5 will come out. if a company sells rybka5, this company will soon or later be a target of a sales-boycott and ugly details about the "new product" will be published.
i doubt any serious company will stand this.
if chessbase (or any other company) really believes they could come out with a product rybka5, they will end in a desaster and courts will shut down that business soon. it will be a waterloo from a marketing point of view.
What seems like a fairy tale today may be reality tomorrow.
Here we have a fairy tale of the day after tomorrow....
Here we have a fairy tale of the day after tomorrow....
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geots
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
natasha wrote:"george in a"geots wrote:mjlef wrote:Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
It would be clear, with Albert's above and below thread, to a mentally retarded 6 year old that either you were terribly mistaken and did not take time to check the facts, you were just throwing crap up against a wall to see what would stick, or you are just a liar hoping nobody catches you. Or all of the above. It is much easier now to see how you check your facts when you investigate a matter. And that would include any and all matters. Or do you check them and fit them to what you want people to hear? You and Hyatt make a good pair for Levy to pal up with. And you wanted Vas to participate and lower himself to the level you 3 are on. You really must have thought he was an idiot. I have just about had enough of the whole bunch of you. Did anyone involved have a moral compass? If he did, he damn sure hasn't surfaced yet.
If you want to respond- talk to another pair of eyes/ears. I have seen more than enough out of you.
naughty not nice
you can get medication for these hormonal mood swings dear
or ask your doctor to adjust your present prescription
Thanks for your concern. I am humbled. Actually he upped my morphine dosage foe my back problems, and at 76 years old, I had a bad reaction from mixing the morphine and viagra.
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natasha
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
well NO hard feelings but you did say you would ignore usgeots wrote:natasha wrote:"george in a"geots wrote:mjlef wrote:Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
It would be clear, with Albert's above and below thread, to a mentally retarded 6 year old that either you were terribly mistaken and did not take time to check the facts, you were just throwing crap up against a wall to see what would stick, or you are just a liar hoping nobody catches you. Or all of the above. It is much easier now to see how you check your facts when you investigate a matter. And that would include any and all matters. Or do you check them and fit them to what you want people to hear? You and Hyatt make a good pair for Levy to pal up with. And you wanted Vas to participate and lower himself to the level you 3 are on. You really must have thought he was an idiot. I have just about had enough of the whole bunch of you. Did anyone involved have a moral compass? If he did, he damn sure hasn't surfaced yet.
If you want to respond- talk to another pair of eyes/ears. I have seen more than enough out of you.
naughty not nice
you can get medication for these hormonal mood swings dear
or ask your doctor to adjust your present prescription
Thanks for your concern. I am humbled. Actually he upped my morphine dosage foe my back problems, and at 76 years old, I had a bad reaction from mixing the morphine and viagra.
we are sooooo disapointed you are not a man
of your word dear
we understand you may feel limp , deflated at times but really those 2 drugs counteract each other
basic pharmacology that
as jefferson airplane sang
one pill males you larger one pill makes you small
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geots
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Re: Vasik Rajlich Speaks!
natasha wrote:well NO hard feelings but you did say you would ignore usgeots wrote:natasha wrote:"george in a"geots wrote:mjlef wrote:Frederic asked to join the panel. There was not requirement members of the panel vote, but we certainly wished they did.Albert Silver wrote:We've had this discussion, so I don't see how you still find this impossible. Furthermore you can ask Friedel, and I am pretty sure he will never claim he knew he was joining some investigatory panel.mjlef wrote:Anyone on the panel was greeted with this web page (now open to the world):Graham Banks wrote:Harvey Williamson wrote:Do you need to be a programmer to know that if you type it all in yourself it can/can not be copying?
If it's a direct copy, then of course not.
I think any honest independent, non chess, programmer reading the information will come to only 1 conclusion. There were several on the panel. Have any studied the case and said Vas is innocent?
From memory, only 14 on the panel voted. Many others on the panel were unaware that it was anything more than a discussion group. This has all been covered before.
I have no programming skills whatsoever, so I don't understand many of the technical aspects discussed. That's why I haven't offered an opinion since the ruling.
However, long before the investigation, both Ryan Benitez and Christopher Conkie had told me that Rybka was okay, which is why I'd always defended it before that.
http://icga.wikispaces.com/
Please take a look.
It is quite clear from the very first page what the web site was for and what the panel was for. The only way for any panel member to not know what the purpose of the panel was for would be if they totally ignored what the pages said. And what was discussed. And many messages sent to them asking for opinions. I find this just about impossible.
Are you telling me you joined something that required you to sign up, but then ignore all the messages sent to you seeking your opinions? You never looked at any of the evidence or wiki pages? You told me at one time that Friedel told you to sign up. And I do not doubt that at all. But did you never then look at any of the information or even the main page? I will not claim you never looked, since I do not know. But I do wonder why you would join in the first place if you were not going to participate.
It would be clear, with Albert's above and below thread, to a mentally retarded 6 year old that either you were terribly mistaken and did not take time to check the facts, you were just throwing crap up against a wall to see what would stick, or you are just a liar hoping nobody catches you. Or all of the above. It is much easier now to see how you check your facts when you investigate a matter. And that would include any and all matters. Or do you check them and fit them to what you want people to hear? You and Hyatt make a good pair for Levy to pal up with. And you wanted Vas to participate and lower himself to the level you 3 are on. You really must have thought he was an idiot. I have just about had enough of the whole bunch of you. Did anyone involved have a moral compass? If he did, he damn sure hasn't surfaced yet.
If you want to respond- talk to another pair of eyes/ears. I have seen more than enough out of you.
naughty not nice
you can get medication for these hormonal mood swings dear
or ask your doctor to adjust your present prescription
Thanks for your concern. I am humbled. Actually he upped my morphine dosage foe my back problems, and at 76 years old, I had a bad reaction from mixing the morphine and viagra.
we are sooooo disapointed you are not a man
of your word dear
we understand you may feel limp , deflated at times but really those 2 drugs counteract each other
basic pharmacology that
as jefferson airplane sang
one pill males you larger one pill makes you small
Possibly you are like the morphine, maybe- addictive. But I can only handle you in small doses. A little goes a long way.