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Competitive chess is still alive and well despite computers being better than humans for decades now. In fact, computers enhance chess by allowing the discover
by bspammer 5y ago
Competitive chess is still alive and well despite computers being better than humans for decades now.
In fact, computers enhance chess by allowing the discovery of interesting lines that a human would never have thought of. Professionals use computer engines to study, and learn from.
I'm super excited to play with Codex, for much the same reasons - it will help me do stuff that would be boring to do otherwise.
- 37ef_ced3 5y agoSure, chess is a game. The taxi drivers will drive their taxis for fun, too, and you can write code by hand in your free time (just for fun).