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    Echoing others, Chess engines certainly aren't a solved problem! In fact there are a lot of niches that are absolutely starving for effort. Ones I'm interested in are related to Ch…

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    Comment #43549913

    I've heard this referred to as either Placement Chess or Bronstein's Chess (after the GM who reportedly suggested it). It's available to play on https://pychess.org , where it's ca…

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    Comment #39135136

    Lichess also includes a piece set similar to this, although with the notable difference that the Knight is shaped like a greater-than symbol and the pawn is a small square.

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    Comment #38538389

    Newpipe also works great on Android! Haven't seen an ad since I installed it, and you can also download videos and play while minimized.

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    Comment #37433816

    The kanji on the pieces adds a significant potential barrier. I started with the piece set that had little directional pips on them and different colors to help (it's the twelfth s…

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    Comment #37433781

    Absolutely! And I'm one of them :) Check out the Shogi Harbor community[1] and their Discord[2]. There's a lot of discussion there and they're very friendly. [1] http://shogi.pl/ […

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    Comment #37429097

    For those interested in playing and learning Shogi, take a look over at the great site https://lishogi.org -- a fork of LiChess for Shogi that includes real-time and correspondence…

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    Comment #34996732

    This is a little surprising since MNRAS's niche has been that it had no page charges. So if one was short on grant money then you went with monthly notices. That's pretty nice if (…

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    Comment #34645590

    This is an implementation of a neat pencil-and-paper game from the 1980's in Eastern Europe called Virus Wars or Klopodavka (bedbugs). In this variant of Klopodavka, players can ad…

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    Comment #32888383

    I don't think cursive is necessarily faster. But I do recall studies that showing what you're talking about: that a person's developed hybrid printing (printing with personal ligat…

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    Comment #30253004

    My understanding is that the first conclusive proof that the Earth rotates was the astronomical observation of the aberration of starlight[1] in ~1730. The rotation of the Earth ca…

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    Comment #29856545

    Just changing my search habits helped a lot in in finding results quickly and managing the SEO spam for both DDG and Google. I'm using Julia for a project right now, and answers ar…

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    Comment #27896479

    Light pollution from satellite swarms is an economic externality. Any company can dump sewage in the river (and maybe the sewage is necessary for progress!) but the private sector …

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    Comment #27606520

    To anyone who does not get the irony in the above, this already exists as the Tenth Amendment. It is effectively ignored because it is considered legally redundant with the Constit…

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    Comment #27456343

    While I totally agree with the point you're trying to make, to be fair to the Byzantines, having a continuous state structure for a near millennium (500-1200 CE) is actually the ne…

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    Comment #27239310

    > Community and advertiser feedback made clear that we need to offer more ways to control the content that’s recommended as well as where ads appear. So, we’re introducing a new ca…

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    Comment #26259821

    Start with a small set of binoculars! They are critically underrated. I think the best part of amateur astronomy is knowing the sky in an intuitive way. With a pair of 7x35 binos (…

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    Comment #26218717

    Thank you! That was a really helpful response. That makes a lot more sense that many transactions are included within a block. So effective transaction fees are likely in the few c…

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    Comment #26216764

    Can someone explain how transactions are not insanely cost prohibitive for Bitcoin with power consumption figures like those? Those numbers would suggest something like >20 USD. Is…

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    Comment #26211271

    Where people live just meant that choosing to distort the equator. This does not seem like a useful map to use if you are interested in Africa or South Asia! It's a tradeoff for al…

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    Comment #26207011

    I'm sorry for posting a classic "shallow dismissal"... but this press-release speaks breathlessly of revolution when similar hemispherical-type projections have been around for age…

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    Comment #26201876

    From browsing r/ErgoMechKeyboards and GeekHack, I think the main group of people making these custom keyboards are devs actually. Consider how foot pedals are a long-standing emacs…