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radiator
4y ago
There is no way that this is possible. Niemann's performance has such a wide variance between: - his best days, where he is pressing for victory or easily winning against the very best players in the world (not only Carlsen, but also A
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4y ago
I was agreeing with your complete post, except for the last line. No more evidence is required. The quality of Hans Niemann's moves, recently as well as during his rise from 2400-rating three years ago, is enough evidence against him.
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I do not even understand what it is that you think Carlsen cannot do. But every master can do it for one position at a time. Then he just analyses a number of positions, from Niemann's games and reaches a conclusion. You did not descri
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4y ago
Edit: Regan is rated 2372, he was born 1959 and his last tournament was in October 2012.
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4y ago
I will quote you Fabiano Caruana, who said the following on September 22, after my previous comment: “I would take Regan’s analysis with the large grain of salt, and the reason why is not because I have any insight into his algorithm or his
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4y ago
As I wrote in another comment, I find it ridiculous to consider some Pr Kenneth Regan (a weak chess player actually) a leading expert on cheating, and to hold his opinion above the opinion of Magnus Carlsen, who has analysed Niemann's
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4y ago
Indeed there is every reason. The hardest part is to understand the game of chess. As i wrote, it includes having the entire tree of variations for every position in your mind while investigating. It is absolutely not a matter of simply com
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4y ago
On the contrary, I don't find it significant at all. I had not even heard of Dr. Regan. He seems to have achieved the IM Title decades ago, today he is probably simply a weak player. The best expert on opining whether Niemann has been
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4y ago
I think the answer is not that difficult really. All Hans Niemann's moves, all his games, are public information. People can analyze them and form their own opinions about whether he has been cheating or not. The question "how&quo
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4y ago
Or Carlsen simply does not want to play against this guy, while being completely cool, and also wants to tell the world about it.
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4y ago
This is his own tournament, apparently. At least he seems to have significant control over it through his companies.
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4y ago
This is the interesting question, really. Probably the most popular theory on reddit is nearest to the truth.
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4y ago
How about European censorship? Is is possible to read russian news portals in Tor?
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4y ago
On the contrary, what many people in the West are realizing, is that abstaining from oil and gas leaves you poor or broke.
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4y ago
No, actually 52800 US dollars is a lot different than nothing.
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5y ago
Thank you but unfortunately only the large discs are readable. I think a sorted datatable might serve the purpose better.
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5y ago
It almost sounds like you don't believe that developers can learn new languages.
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5y ago
> so phone requires you to specify the address every time which is significantly more friction. For some restaurants this is not true, they save your (phone number -> address) mapping the first time you call, and in the future ask for
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5y ago
But who cares, really, which streaming service your family subscribes to?
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5y ago
Yes, I see now in your and others' comments that I had some false impressions about working conditions in american factories.
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5y ago
About the last line, I am surprised it is mentioned. One would think that TSMC might have known about this small issue, before deciding to build a plant in the USA.
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5y ago
Exactly, Hetzner. Very economical choice. Or maybe yandex cloud, since you are based in Russia.
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Log4j 2.15 Remote Code Execution, have a nice weekend
(logging.apache.org)
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5y ago
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5y ago
What if this something did not need installation? Just download and run.
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What consequences do the lockdowns have on birth rates? In some western countries it has been shown that births have decreased by more than 10%. What are you going to tell those thousands of people who will remain childless because of these
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Interesting. Is having a brazilian bank account a prerequisite to use PIX?
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He writes "the smallest box". But the set (width, height, depth) of the dimensions of the boxes is not totally ordered. So this question makes no sense. Maybe he means another metric, e.g. by volume? But: - first problem, he seems
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5y ago
I for one don't see the problem in this particular case. To say that giving everyone money is like a golden shower, is an apt simile in my opinion.
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Running BGP in large-scale data centers
(engineering.fb.com)
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The screen size is important, as you say. I use a 9" reader and it is large enough, but it is a 7-year-old device. I got the impression that those larger screen sizes later disappeared from the market. As for the back and forth scrolli
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