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Comment #45626250
The word used in the original comment was "revolutionized" and in reference to "the market", not "innovative" and not in reference to product functionality.
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Comment #44394982
Wasn't it more about inconsistencies in JS though? For stuff which didn't need JS at all, there also shouldn't be much need for JQuery.
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Comment #44296277
I don't see what that does. The AI hardly cares about it's reputation and I also can't really blame the AI when my boss or a customer asks me why something failed, so what does com…
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Comment #44245199
Interesting, as a German (which also has a similar system), I am the complete opposite, I find it super irritating when people address me by my last name. And the worst part is hav…
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Comment #44245177
As far as I understand, they would primarily be in the same peer group as all other people with their Korean age.
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Comment #43436998
The way the conversion is done here, different sudokus produce different graphs. Besides the regular sudoku graph structure, there are nine additional nodes, each corresponding to …
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Comment #42965950
I mean, you might still be right but I'd rather suspect that they didn't consider somebody running SQLite over S3 with 100ms latency ... Presumably, it is faster on a saner filesys…
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Comment #42862915
You can also install rustup via your package manager and then use it as usual to manage your Rust installations. Though I guess in most cases, a single moderately recent Rust insta…
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Comment #42805915
Why would that make the setup harder? If they provide a statically-linked executable, you can just download and run it, without even the need to install jq or anything else. It's n…
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Comment #42216423
Try giving a random human 30 chess moves and ask them to make a non-terrible legal move. Average humans even quite often try to make illegal moves when clearly seeing the board bef…
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Comment #42216173
1750 elo is extremely far from beginner chess. The random mover bot on Lichess has like 700 rating. And the article does show various graphs of the badly playing models which will …
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Comment #41929557
From what I remember, one of the main reason also was to avoid bloating the JS on the game page. That page is kept especially slim to maximize performance and load times for low-po…
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Comment #41929502
Redid runs on the main server, where lila runs, as indicated in the diagram you linked. And moves are buffered in lila. Redis is only used for pub-sub.
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Comment #41679523
This is a joke that's actually built into Python. The __future__ module is where you can import/enable features that will become the default in future versions. The point it makes …
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Comment #41667443
That still doesn't mean you spend zero on average. I assume pretty much all your clothes are less than ten years old. To have a 3.5€/year average, all the clothes you own would nee…
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Comment #32963236
You can judge the quality of a contribution by looking at the code. Who wrote it is completely irrelevant. The trust in the Linux kernel never came from knowing the names of all th…
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Comment #32049185
https://github.com/lakinwecker/irwin has more recent commits and I think is what actually runs on Lichess, or at least close to it. Not sure much fundamentally changed though. This…
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Comment #32049081
This isn't the repository which runs on Lichess. The actual one does have much newer commits. Though not sure much fundamentally changed. Ultimately, I guess it does what it's supp…
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Comment #32047792
There is only one server. Or well, there are lots of servers that make up Lichess but they mostly do different stuff. There is only one main server which handles all the core stuff…