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1. Do you think a Lichess Team forum would work? 2. Lichess has a discord server -- ask mods there to create a few more channels for experts?

Wow, just 3 microseconds on average is very, very nice! (Your code is very nice to look at as well, and the comments! THE COMMENTS! hallelujah, there're clear and explanatory comments!!)

I like this idea very, very much. Perhaps soon we can have a slider or a list of checkboxes, asking us how much we would like to have concealed: opponent identity, opponent rating, maybe even somethin…

You may have hit the daily limit (30, I think).

Ah, pity that the godly good saintbenidict has deleted their original post. Chess is just a game, don't treat it so seriously. Don't cheat, and if you need to appeal, go appeal!

Ah, I see. But I guess the problem might be that it'd be awfully subjective where the lines should be, and even books and engines don't agree what counts as "significant advantage".

I think what has been overlooked is just how resource-light Miguel's detector is. For every game that ends in a timeout, his algorithm only requires 140 μs of time on average to run on a 3.50GHz Intel…

Indeed. In fact, in the analysis board, Stockfish always sees Qxd7 as better than b5+ at any depth.

Damn it, just reached 99…

Interesting games, even if the explanation is a bit boring...