i had to use like 4 chess engines to see that one!!
it even crashed "Deep Blue" !!!!!!!!
An even HARDER one!
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mercytononeZ wrote:
i had to use like 4 chess engines to see that one!! it even crashed "Deep Blue" !!!!!!!!
I know this is slightly off topic, but I'm currently developing a freestyle-rap version of Deep Blue. We've seen that computers can be very proficient chess players, but it's time to answer the next question in the Man vs. Machine debate: can a computer string together a scorching stream of rhyming insults and boasts faster than a human?
I'm surprised this has never been addressed before. I see the market for breakdancing, trash-talking, rapping robots as being THE growth industry of the next decade. And naturally, I'll be on the cutting edge with my MC IBM Flowtronic 5000A/IIv1.01. Seeing as my Casino Chess(tm) scam, er, "idea" didn't pan out, maybe THIS is how I'll make my millions.
Yabba
a/k/a "The Innovator"
dwaxe wrote:
Easy as cake.
Could you be a little more specific? There are myriad cake types and near-cake pastries out there, some FAR more difficult than others. I assume you are talking about one of those REALLY hard, crusty, stale things right?
i like trains
eating tastes good
nope
still not seeing it...
im seriously lmao right now
not good puzzle..
Okay, apparently that brain-buster I posted this morning was too easy for some of you eggheads, so I decided to post a real-world chess puzzle: my recent game against Gary Kasparov*. Wrap your mind around THIS:
*or was it Jerry Karomov of Jerry's Live Bait & Life Insurance? Can't remember.