A Game Designer Thinks He Can Improve on Chess' 1,500-Year-Old Rules, Smart News
Por um escritor misterioso
Descrição
A young MIT-grad and game designer named David Sirlin says he's come up with something better than the timeless board game
New piece set added to Lichess! Disguised, a piece set designed to help train board vision. : r/chess
2023 was the year the economics of tech caught up with reality
Behind the Podium Featuring Maurice Ashley • Fusion Learning Partners
Quantifying human performance in chess
Square Off Chess Board Uses AI To Move Pieces By Itself
Hikaru 2500 GMs not as weak as rating would implied. Rating system definitely not functioning the way it should be : r/chess
Profile: Demis Hassabis of Deepmind — Smart moves kept chess wizard ahead of the game
Fixing chess: One game developer's redesign of a 1,500-year-old game - Polygon
I've developed ChessMonitor: a website to show statistics for players based on Lichess and Chess.com games. Here is an example for Hikaru. You can also get your own page! (link in comments)
Fixing chess: One game developer's redesign of a 1,500-year-old game - Polygon
Toss of a coin that made a one-time game developer top of the quants
de
por adulto (o preço varia de acordo com o tamanho do grupo)
