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Offline oren
 Post subject: Re: Chess players behaviour towards go
Post #21 Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 2:30 pm 
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Moore's law is that transistor size per area will double every couple years. I think it's fair to say that this will not go on for very much longer. 3d stacks on chips and other technologies will be used, but Moore's law itself will not stay.
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RBerenguel wrote:
Nice times to be a microchip designer :D
Sometimes the terminology cracks me up. :)

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RBerenguel wrote:
Nice times to be a microchip designer :D
Sometimes the terminology cracks me up. :)

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Nanochip then?

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RBerenguel wrote:
Nanochip then?
I think people will continue to do what they've always done: overload and change the meanings of the terms "high", "very high", "ultra", etc. :)
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RBerenguel wrote:
Nanochip then?
I think people will continue to do what they've always done: overload and change the meanings of the terms "high", "very high", "ultra", etc. :)


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Post #26 Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2015 2:56 pm 
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The discussion veered off the original topic but I think I should say that I've seen a number of go players deprecating chess. They are different games so the comparison as to which is the better game is comparing apples and oranges.
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gowan wrote:
The discussion veered off the original topic...
Welcome to the internet. Off topic:
The fixation on Moore's Law misses the point entirely.
That's not the focus of the essay, which is titled The Law of Accelerating Returns.
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I've seen a number of go players deprecating chess.
They are different games so the comparison as to which is the better game is comparing apples and oranges.
Perennial debate; will never go away. :) Off topic:
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Post #28 Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 5:39 am 
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I think a lot of go players are downright insulting to chess players, and vice versa. That's life.

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The second was a 3d player in UK in the early 70s. I did not really know him except by sight, but knew of him. I don't recall his name but I am sure someone else here will. He was some sort of chess champion: the British junior champion comes to mind, but that may be wrong. Anyway, he was good at chess. When he discovered go he pretty much gave up playing chess. Clearly Go impressed him more than chess.


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Post #29 Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 5:42 am 
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Javaness2 wrote:
I think a lot of go players are downright insulting to chess players, and vice versa. That's life.

DrStraw wrote:
The second was a 3d player in UK in the early 70s. I did not really know him except by sight, but knew of him. I don't recall his name but I am sure someone else here will. He was some sort of chess champion: the British junior champion comes to mind, but that may be wrong. Anyway, he was good at chess. When he discovered go he pretty much gave up playing chess. Clearly Go impressed him more than chess.


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