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Whatever tool Eric Rosen uses to narrate moves when he plays blindfolded pronounces “Bishop b2” and “Bishop e2” almost the same. Hopefully this recognition feature can tell the two apart reliably?

Lasker later said something along the lines of >I actually considered castling, but the efficiency-minded engineer got the better of it and I played Kd2 which required moving only one piece

Edward Lasker vs George Alan Thomas London, 1912 https://lichess.org/YpIjuOvA#34

Atomic allows checkmate positions not possible in orthodox chess, for example: https://lichess.org/QehtXzLW/black#170 And what do you do if the opponent doesn’t resign?

That’s 11.12.22, nice. But why 11:00 and not 11:22‽

But the real question is, were you up to the bot’s challenge, which is to have the bot checkmate you?

So in, say, a drawn KRPvKR position, we shouldn’t test the weaker side’s skill in converting it into the Philidor position and defending it, but instead declare it a draw outright?

So if white plays 1. e4 and times out, they shouldn’t lose because black doesn’t have a forced mate?

Curiously, before black took the pawn, it _was_ possible to force the mate.

Because Lichess only features puzzles where each move is an only move, while in your game after ...Nd3+ cxd3 there are two possible winning continuations.