luisvictoria

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   Ask HN: What book(s) changed your life?

   37 points by luisvictoria 6y ago|16 comments
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   by luisvictoria 6y ago

   This argument makes perfect sense, the problem starts when companies like Facebook start tracking individuals who do not use their services.
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   by luisvictoria 6y ago

   My guess would be because everyone's doing SEO, and since everyone's competing to be on the top of people's Google searches, they're often inadequate
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   by luisvictoria 6y ago

   I think you're right, I meant to say that chess engines usually have book openings built into them which derive off of human chess theory but you're absolutely right in that they don't play in a human form. It's kind of
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   by luisvictoria 6y ago

   Not really, humans barely provide insight (if anything), which chess engines don’t already consider. Deep Blue could evaluate 200 million different moves... per second. And that’s from 1997. The few and rare times an engine gets funky is us