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Hey all, Previously, I have made this post about the "Fischer SuperRandom" (link is https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/fischer-superrandom), where the code generate a legal position (n…

@ProgrammerAngrim said in #6: > I would be inclined to filter it even further, maybe make all of the white pieces be on the first 5 rows and all of the black pieces be on the last 5 rows, so there cou…

I feel like the problem with generating positions like this is that: - 95% of the time, the positions are too far in someone's advantages (like >+-10 type of rating). - 2% of the time, it's mate in 1-…

Unless you can accurately memorize the solution to chess, it won't die

Apparently that .63 is -2.6 with depth 24 here. I guess it still fits the criteria of +-3.

So, I have been working with a user on Reddit to come up with a quick Python script that generate random positions by placing all 32 chess pieces on random squares of the board that satisfies these fo…

Boy, and Nodirbek is standing on the gates of heaven. Never thought he would made it to the tiebreaks.

Also, for a quick point of reference, Arjun got a breakout performance in the FIDE Grand Swiss Blitz section, while Nodirbek was sometime before it, though I cannot accurately recall the name of the t…

Coming into the tournament, I was excited to see Nodirbek and Arjun playing (2 super dark horses of the entire tourney). Nice to see him so high up after a loss to Anton on R6.

It's a security measure against spambots. It helps that all CAPTCHA is a mate in 1 for like 400 ratings players.