@doolasux@EmmansZero That's my point, you shouldn't compare it. A pool can only "feel stronger" if you're at the very top of it, everyone else is paired against players on their own level. I think the pool "feels stronger" for you because you have a lower rating on cc, but that's not how it works.
@doolasux@EmmansZero You cannot compare ratings across player pools (lichess just starts higher, so everything is shifted). If you look at the percentiles, the same player sits higher up on chesscom than lichess, so if anything the ladder is easier there.
@davidllada Thanks for the added context! Then as far as I know USCF just needs to reply back to Lichess about it. The ball has been in their court for a while now.
@thechessnerd@GoogleDeepMind I've uploaded the 110 games played from the initial board position to these Lichess studies:
1-64: https://t.co/sWosnsh0Md
65-110: https://t.co/qDGyAq4WuS
Telling it to not invent numbers doesn't help much, it doesn't know that it's inventing them. Telling it to check a specific source like TWIC is better, but the best would be to connect it directly to the data, so the LLM isn't the one trying to find the facts, just reason on top of them and present them.