copper4eva

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by copper4eva 24d ago
I believe you can get access to a lot of digital books with a library card online. Not something I have personally done, so can't really give details.
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by copper4eva 2mo ago
It's kind of complicated, because a lot of these are kind of political wars. Where the goal of the US is to not simply defeat the enemies, such as in WW2. They want to minimize civilian casualties and cause a regime change. Not always
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by copper4eva 2mo ago
I happen to know some people who work for a company that helps build data centers. Business is booming for them, lots of projects all over the country (USA). So just to answer the straight up question of if they're actually getting bui
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by copper4eva 3mo ago
If you want to be pedantic, everything that has user interaction I think technically counts as social media. So just about any forum on the internet counts. But there's a pretty big difference in an anonymous forum, and something like
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by copper4eva 5mo ago
These things aren't mutually exclusive. I don't see what is wrong with rightfully complaining about how insider trading is very rampant. This soldier deserves his punishment. I just wish they would enforce these laws on our congre
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by copper4eva 6mo ago
His comment did not even mention the US. Only critiquing the authoritarianism going on in the EU. One of the issues with modern politics is everyone wants to deflect.
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by copper4eva 6mo ago
Did he state it like it's a surprise? Not like there's anything wrong with bringing up this fact.
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by copper4eva 7mo ago
I think US regulation is a huge part of what you're talking about though. In the US it is a literally pain to do anything new. I work at a chemical plant, and it took years (I'm not exaggerating, it was something like 2-3 years) t
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by copper4eva 7mo ago
You seem to assume that just because similar industries exist near each other in China, that it must have been government intervention. Which maybe it was, I don't know. But this same trend exists in the USA too. You have areas with lo
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by copper4eva 7mo ago
You're way off the mark here on modern engine strength. There are many examples of top players playing Leela Knight Odds. And none of them even got remotely close to a decent record. Usually a few draws, and maybe a win. But almost ent
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by copper4eva 7mo ago
If you're betting against modern stockfish, respectively, that's a terrible bet. There are some games of knight odds Leela playing superGM's. For example, Hikaru Nakamura went 1 win, 2 draws, and 13 losses against LeelaKnight
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by copper4eva 7mo ago
I think that pretty much ruins the whole point of Fischer Random. The point is to not be able to open prep at all, and have to deal with a wide variety of opening possibilities. Too many to reasonable predict and prepare for past the first
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by copper4eva 7mo ago
Yeah his claim is quite absurd really. If it was a weaker stockfish (bad hardware, older version etc.) then maybe. Modern stockfish pretty much crushes any and everyone. A draw alone would be extremely impressive, and maybe doable with enou
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by copper4eva 8mo ago
That formation is pretty close to the standard position though. Just swaps a Queen and Rook. It puts the Queen in the corner, a less aggressive position with less options to develop. I've only played a little 960, but these queen in th
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by copper4eva 8mo ago
I can't say for 960 specifically, but for standard chess getting rid of castling usually results in the players just manually castling their kings. I believe that is why the move was introduced in the first place. So it really doesn&#x
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by copper4eva 1y ago
What LLM(s) do you use or recommend for nix?