How can you tell if the person you're playing against is using a chess engine, verses actually playing themselves? What's the difference between how a really good human player plays and a computer? Also, how long would it take for you to tell that your opponent's using an engine?
Originally posted by vivify How can you tell if the person you're playing against is using a chess engine, verses actually playing themselves? What's the difference between how a really good human player plays and a computer? Also, how long would it take for you to tell that your opponent's using an engine?
How can you tell if the person you're playing against is using a chess engine, verses actually playing themselves?
Originally posted by vivify How can you tell if the person you're playing against is using a chess engine, verses actually playing themselves?
The spelling is correct... but you're singing the wrong verse. In short... people "think" the game mods here use top 3 engine matchup rates... at least as a starting point.
Get a life green paladin, the guy is asking a simple question and you budge in like a stupid fool to derail the question at hand. Why should a person be judged by their spelling? A lot of people cannot spell, who are probably way smarter than you.
Originally posted by skeeter ...and you're a stirling example.
skeeter
sterling example skeety,
Stirling is a place in Scotland, with a castle over looking the battlefields of
Bannockburn, whence Edward the II was vanquished and sent 'hame', to think again,
1314.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie sterling example skeety,
Stirling is a place in Scotland, with a castle over looking the battlefields of
Bannockburn, whence Edward the II was vanquished and sent 'hame', to think again,
1314.
That's sent "home". And I'm not wearing any "troosers".
Originally posted by robbie carrobie your typing on the Pc in the bud? eeew
Indeed I am not. I've just come down from the Isle of Skye, I’m no very big and I'm awful shy. And the lassies shout when I go by, "Thaughbaer where’s your troosers ?"
Originally posted by thaughbaer Indeed I am not. I've just come down from the Isle of Skye, I’m no very big and I'm awful shy. And the lassies shout when I go by, "Thaughbaer where’s your troosers ?"
Lol, just watch wee willy winky dont get caught in the DVD tray that's all. Here we
have a different rendering a purely Scots word, breeks with a hard k sound, which i
think comes from breeches, although i have not checked the etymology and if anyone
complains about the lack of chess content i recommend, 1.e4 best by test.
Originally posted by skeeter ...and you're a stirling example.
skeeter
Skeeter, your pathetic man/woman, whatever ever you are, maybe a bit of both. You are the lowest form of a human forum poster known to my intellectual mind.
Originally posted by hintjul Skeeter, your pathetic man/woman, whatever ever you are, maybe a bit of both. You are the lowest form of a human forum poster known to my intellectual mind.
dude, dont let it stress you, relax and feel easy 🙂
24 Apr '11 16:32
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