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Clench in morse code?
by jjk166 4y ago
Clench in morse code?
- treis 4y agoI'll leave it as an exercise for the reader if morse code via butt clenching counts as "plausible"
- minikomi 4y agoI'll leave it as an exercise for the reader if morse code via butt clenching counts as "pleasurable"
- anonAndOn 4y agoIf it can cure depression, I don't see why it can't also improve your chess game.[0] [0]https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/331807.How_to_Good_Bye_Depression https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/331807.How_to_Good_By...
- MarcelOlsz 4y agoHe writes with such conviction it's difficult to not believe him. Going to give this a go, wish me luck.
- spiralx 4y agoI knew what book that was going to be :D
- tromp 4y agoNo, not in morse code. Instead, the computer will (through vibration) cycle through a list of likely last moves, and you confirm the opponent's last move by clenching right after it comes up. This minimizes the considerable risk of incorrect move entry. The list will also include a special entry indicating "none of the above", which will make the computer switch to the next set of less likely moves. This scheme could be refined be having some move partitioning on top. For example, an initial list that has only ["pawn move", "light piece move", "heavy piece move"].