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Hallo zusammen,
Ich bin 56 Jahre alt und habe eine Leidenschaft für Schach.
Ich beschäftige mich hauptsächlich mit UCI-Engines, aber zum Spielen bevorzuge ich elektronische Schachbretter, die mir sehr am Herzen liegen, und ich bin zufriedener, wenn ich gegen sie spiele.

Viele Grüße
Marco

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Servus Marco,

viel Spass hier im Forum.
Welche elektronischen Bretter besitzt Du?

Gruß
Karl

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Hallo Marco,

herzlich willkommen in unserem Forum. :) Ich wünsche Dir noch Spaß :)

Gruß
Egbert

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Ich habe bestellt das Millenium Chess Genius Exclusive und The King Element
Ich habe zum zweiten Mal im Bluetooth DGT e-Board aufgegeben
Weil ich für ein echtes Schachbrett nostalgisch bin.
Das DGT ist nur ein vielseitiger Kompromiss, der jedoch an einen Bildschirm und an die Hardware des Geräts, an das es angeschlossen ist, gebunden ist.

In der Vergangenheit hatte ich
Conchess Plymate 5,5 MHz
Fidelity Elite A / S
Fidelity MACH III MASTER 2265
Mephisto Mega IV
Mephisto MM 4
Mephisto RISC 1 MB ARM 2 14 MHz
Mephisto Portorose 68000 und 68020
Mephisto Lyon 68020
Mephisto Vancouver 68020
Mephisto Berlin Pro 68020
Karten:
Schachmaschine Schröder 512K ARM2 16MHz
Schachmaschine The King 512K ARM2 16MHz

Gruß
Marco

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Hallo Marco,
herzlich willkommen im Forum!

Schönes Teil und vermutlich der aktuell beste "bezahlbare" Schachcomputer ... von der Oberliga wie dem Revelation II und dem Pewa mal abgesehen. ;)


Na ja, mit einem DGT PI und der letzten frei erhältlichen Software ist das Teil auch schon ein recht guter Kompromiss ... gut, für den "perfekten Schachcomputer" fehlen ein paar Funktionen, aber per se für einen Schachcomputer / Computerschach Freund eine gute Sache ...


Und, schon bedauert, sie nicht mehr zu haben? ;)


Grüße,
Sascha

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Verzweifelt ja!

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Hallo Marco,

ich kenne jemanden, welcher den gleichen Unsinn gemacht hat. :o

Gruß
Egbert

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Hi Marco,
auch von mir ein herzliches Willkommen.



@Egbert,

nur einen ???

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Some additional information about me ..
My name is Marco and I would like to present myself better as a new member of this forum, perhaps some of you will know me as the author of SugaR, an Open Source GPL engine derived from stockfish.

Below I share an excerpt from an article I wrote for the new "YearBook 2019" which has not yet been published by ASIGC (Italian Association of Chess Players for correspondence) which testifies to the great passion we all share in this wonderful forum.

"Also, at that time, thanks to my very dear friend Sandro Necchi, I began to thoroughly test the various beta versions of the famous M-Chess program, thus giving Sandro a little help in developing his books and, later, I also did the same for Shredder.
In 2006 together with Carlo Bigliazzi we went to visit Necchi engaged in the
"14th World Computer Chess Championship Turin 2006" where I had the pleasure of meeting Stefan Meyer-Kahlen, (I am the person with the red shirt)"
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Hi Marco,

Thanks for sharing this information. Regarding SugaR can you provide more information about the difference between SugaR and Stockfish. I believe you have implemented Monte Carlo search amongst other functionalities. How do you see it as playing differently to Stockfish and for searches or Correspondence chess where do you see SugaR when compared to Stockfish.

Perhaps you can explain how the Monte Carlo approach hopes to achieve and equalize the artificial intelligence approach of LC0?

Also I am curious since there is a lot of hype about LC0 and Leila what do you see as improvements with these compared to Stockfish or SugaR? Do you see the possibility that they will at some point overtake chess as the only method?

Me I am sceptical because I do not personally see a load of tables that make up an Encyclopedia as intelligence myself. I see it more as just a database of evaluated positions, but then again I am not involved in programming myself so perhaps I am just being dumb.

I tend to in my simple mind think of LC0 approach as "anyone can act smart" but are they really?

I mean by that, the simplest of person can make themselves sound intelligent in a chat room when all he has to do is search in Google to find a clever response and then copy and paste it :)

Creativity and intelligence to me is to look at for example Chess Genius 1 written in 1993 I think, which is a 61 KB program which even in our tournament has the ability to beat a 2600 ELO program which has maybe 20 - 40 times more code and no end game table bases and a simple opening book of 438 KB. This of course makes me wonder what a Genius 1 could achieve if it could play at the same speed as engines playing on an I7 or I9 multi-core processor.

Maybe someday soon by creating a DOSBox Windows 98 it might be possible to really compare assuming Arena were possible inside Windows 98 to see actual imrovements between say a Stockfish and Genius 1 for example at the same speed?

So I guess what I view as intelligence is a simple program that works something out by itself without having to pull information from other sources.. ie encyclopedias.

ps. since you have worked for years with the development of Stockfish teams and SugaR, what are you seeing as the future development and progression of computer chess? Do you think that there might even be a trend towards going backwards and create programs that the human or Grandmaster can enjoy and play against? I mean head to head and no messing around with putting the engine down to for example 0.01% as a setting :)

Best regards
Nick