Originally posted by Ramiri15That's impressive play - a bit beyond me right now...but soon....that's right Gatecrasher, you'll have to deal with me soon. 😛
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I remember him lamenting it.
Originally posted by z00tnot really, his User 74544 only outrageous boast was that he was IM jean hebert. (I contacted the real jean hebert through CFC, who had never even heard about rhp)
Who was that? Did he make outrageous boasts?
Wow, I had no idea people actually used engines. Bedlam is telling me all about how to use them now to study games on and what they are, but I think at this point I prefer playing people and reading books. People here don't like playing others who use them, but my understanding is most decent players (1700-1800) can actually beat the machine because there's sometimes unusual combinations and stuff that defies the calculator.
How do the mods determine this whole engine use thing anyways? And why is it such a big deal?
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Originally posted by DoctorDaraTelling you about databases and not engines 🙂
Wow, I had no idea people actually used engines. Bedlam is telling me all about how to use them now to study games on and what they are, but I think at this point I prefer playing people and reading books. People here don't like playing others who use them, but my understanding is most decent players (1700-1800) can actually beat the machine because there ...[text shortened]...
How do the mods determine this whole engine use thing anyways? And why is it such a big deal?
Engines tend to be rated around 2600+ in normal time standards so kind of strong 🙂
Originally posted by DoctorDaraI can't beat an engine. No chance not even on modest time settings of say 1/2 - 1 minute per move for the engine and as long as I want for me. At 3-4 minutes a move an engine will play at GM standard.
Wow, I had no idea people actually used engines. Bedlam is telling me all about how to use them now to study games on and what they are, but I think at this point I prefer playing people and reading books. People here don't like playing others who use them, but my understanding is most decent players (1700-1800) can actually beat the machine because there ...[text shortened]...
How do the mods determine this whole engine use thing anyways? And why is it such a big deal?