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Yes in 'Studio 5, The Stars' they use a "VT set" to generate poems I really enjoyed reading Vermilion Sands

No, pre-empt here means you don't have a word, the town (commune) has priority and you can't make an offer

yes, they use different rating systems (Glicko 1 and 2), see https://lichess.org/page/rating-systems

I still use a sony ericsson elm daily, no problem so far. maybe you could still find one online

and here is the project used to generate Lichess puzzle database https://github.com/ornicar/lichess-puzzler

I never switched to smartphones to not have internet in my pocket, and so I sticked to Sony Ericsson phones. Currently I use a 2010 Sony Ericsson Elm (J10i) which gives me SMS, pho…

Lichess uses Glicko-2 rating method, see https://lichess.org/faq#ratings

haha no he never worked for chess.com, wonder where you heard that one :D lichess is not one guy either, there's a whole community of developers, moderators etc.

this is how it works, there is a whole alternative lichess universe where shadow-banned users play each others.

Absolutely. Also, a point I found interesting is that we can classify desires in three categories: - natural and necessary, e.g drink, eat - natural but not necessary, e.g sex - no…

I thought that too, for me it's due to Windows resource files having `.rc` extension. how mind works https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/menurc/about-...

could be related to sidechannel template attack methodology: https://wiki.newae.com/Template_Attacks

Have you seen the movie 'Inception' [0] ? This is the idea behind recursion: you are in some context, then dive into another (similar although not identical) context, then dive int…

this makes me think of Qt in a web browser using WebAssembly [0] I find it really impressive that desktop applications can now run quite smoothly in a web browser. In like 15 years…

It's worth noting that lichess rating system is glicko2[0], while FIDE rating system is Elo. [0] https://lichess.org/qa/6/how-does-the-rating-system-work-on-...

If anybody is interested, you will find ~300 millions PGN to train your NN models on chess games here : https://database.lichess.org/

Ok thank you, I also found a short answer[0]. It seems the carbon comes from the conversion of glucose; that is, from food. [0] http://www.smh.com.au/news/big-questions/we-breath-i…

Correct me if I'm wrong, but maybe the carbon dioxide you exhale comes from the air you inhale. No air in, no carbon dioxide out.

I would answer in my own language, and let my interlocutor's device translate for me instead.

what about "caguer" ? it sounds even closer

Actually 'WebAssembly' appeared in the title for few minutes, but then it was edited to 'Asm.js'

Definitely lichess

yes to me it's related to seasickness, just the opposite : there is a conflict between what you see and what your inner ear senses