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@LauOnChess said in #15: > It doesn't make sense. Of course, they're good at puzzles, the whole Lichess puzzle database was generated with the help of an engine github.com/ornicar/lichess-puzzler > > …

BTW, which software runs SF the most efficiently? I'm not sure if running SF through lichess is that great, considering javascript can be slow.

@jk_182 said in #12: > Check out some of the puzzles I've collected in my studies at my profile, there's even one where SF fails to see a mate in 7 and even a mate in 5 two moves later after e4 is pla…

Engines generally aren't that good at solving tactics/puzzle, even SF struggles with some puzzles that a human would solve. Some puzzles seem impossible to solve because they're simply too many moves …

I love technology, it's amazing how much things can be improved by applying a new technique. The people behind NNUE must be incredibly skilled and creative. BTW, I wonder if amateur lichess games such…

My problem isn't that I don't spend enough time on chess, but that I don't spend enough time on the right part of chess that makes me improve. I can spend hours playing bullet when I really should spe…

Beautiful website, so happy to be part of it! Thanks to everyone who contributes

I know some of those words... I think I'm happy as long as everything is fast, smooth, stable and feature rich :-)

I am glad I live in a social democracy. But communism? No thanks. Tell me, in which direction did people run when the Berlin Wall fell? I have friends who grew up in Poland during the 1980s. It wasn't…

@ReChesster said in #8: > I agree with FireWorks. Just because a game is exceptionally long this doesn't mean that it isn't interesting. It might be a bad example, but the longest match in a tournamen…