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[Magnus Carlsen @MagnusCarlsen]

Self-pinning for immortality. Congrats Ding!!

[bright side of life @Elkbrain]

Wer 16 Jahre sich im Schneckentempo bewegt, empfindet alles natürlich als Raserei und Überhastung #annewill

[PIRATEN Saarland @PIRATEN_Saar]

Oh nein, #AnneWill hat schon wieder Jens #Spahn als Gast zum Thema Heizungen eingeladen. Hat der Typ nicht schon genug Schaden als Bundesgesundheitsminister angerichtet?

[iteratec @iteratec]

💡 Jetzt noch schnell sein und zu unserem #ChatGPT Online-Seminar am kommenden Dienstag, 11.4. um 17:30 Uhr anmelden. Wir freuen uns auf Sie! https://t.co/6ByBgda8Ff

[Complexity Science Hub @CSHVienna]

♟️ What's vour first move in #chess?♟️
To find out how similar chess openings are, researchers @vitelot and @GiordanoMarzo (@CSHVienna|@cref_official) observed who plays which opening in 3,746,135 chess games. Their new classification looks like this: https://t.co/2aP8wQycZ7

[lichess.org @lichess]

Lichess Voice recognition is in BETA! 🎉 Check it out and give feedback: https://t.co/0B8BqZBlyF

[Susan Polgar @SusanPolgar]

The problems and the solutions!

It is exhausting to try to communicate/explain to SOME men who continue to insist on setting rules for women in chess, and trying to force women to follow their rules. This is especially bad when they DO NOT understand the issues, the problems, and have no clue on how to fix anything. I hope this will be the last time I have to explain it. 

Let’s start off by clearing the usual misconception. I was NEVER a WGM even though I met the requirements when I was about 12 years old. My goal was to break the gender barrier, to become the first female in history to earn the GM title by norms and rating, which I did in December 1990/January 1991 (the tournament started at the end of 1990 and concluded after the new year of 1991). My sister Judit did it 11 months later in December 1991. Pia Cramling was the third to achieve this feat in 1992. Now there are more than 3 dozen women who hold the GM title.

The issues, which require different solutions:

1) How to get more girls in chess and retain them longer (most drop out in their early teens) 
2) How to raise the playing level of top female players 

I believe that if the number of men and women in chess is 50/50, we will see very different results and achievements. However, in a number of countries, this percentage is 99/1. Even in some of the most supportive countries, the ratio is still less than 80/20. This is the same as the lack of support for chess in Africa and many less developed nations.

As I have always clearly said, if girls want to reach the pinnacle in chess, they need to aim higher, train harder, and play against top level competition. However, this may be a very small percentage due to many reasons (this requires another separate article). Most girls, as well as a lot of boys, play chess for pleasure. If we force all girls to follow this path, the overwhelming majority will quit. 

That is why we need a system and environment to introduce chess to more girls, and most importantly, retain them. We need to encourage them and PROTECT them from sexual/physical/verbal abuse/harassment. It is a number’s game.

In many countries, a title like WCM, WFM, WIM, or WGM, can mean the difference between receiving financial support for training and competition, or nothing at all. While I never cared for the women’s titles, I recognize that there is a need for many female to stay in chess. By taking the titles and women’s only events, the number will drastically fall.

These titles, tournaments, or prizes, are not an insult to most women. They are also not an admission that women are inferior. They are a part of the solutions to help retain more female in chess. For the women who want to be the best, bravo! Go for it! But don’t penalize the majority because “some men” artificially feel that these tiles and women only tournaments are bad for women and want to arbitrarily take them away. 

Without getting more female into chess, and retaining them, the problems will never be solved. Please be a part of the solutions and not create more problems. And by the way, there is not even one top female player who has never played in women only events. We all did, some more, some a lot less, and some not by choice.

[GothamChess @GothamChess]

CHESS STREAMER OF THE YEAR ❤️

[Java User Group Stuttgart e.V. @jug_stuttgart]

Machine Learning with a Smile

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[mliebelt @mliebelt]

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[mliebelt @mliebelt]

@spiegelbro @Mupf05YT Mhm gh vvbh bh und bin Buh ich buche

[🔴🔴🔴Michael Knödler 道 Noli turbare circulos meos @Klickmichi]

Das Software-Unternehmen @iteratec
macht wieder mit beim #GirlsDay am 27.04 in #Stuttgart .
Meldet euch schnell an um einen der 12 Plätze zu bekommen.
@Der_GirlsDay

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[iteratec @iteratec]

Technologischer Vorsprung entsteht nicht zufällig. Er ist das Ergebnis einer kontinuierlichen Auseinandersetzung mit neuen Trends, Methoden und Ansätzen. Für uns sind das "Hot Topics" - Themen, die für Ihr Business in Zukunft wichtig werden: https://t.co/H9nfOzxwfp

[Kirill Shevchenko @Chesser_22]

The chess club, which brought me my first unforgettable trainings and memories,club of super generation of 1980-s UKR Gms, was attacked by russians today.

Не пробачим. Ніколи.

[Perlen vom Bodensee @Bodenseeperlen]

Eigentlich bin ich "offiziell" Verkündetem gegenüber meist skeptisch, aber dies hätt ich gern offiziell bestätigt. Bis dahin unter Vorbehalt:

Alexander Donchenko gewinnt das "Challengers" eine Runde vor Schluss. Masters 2024!
#TataSteelChess

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

Nice and fresh fruits https://t.co/kUHi28H0dy 🤣 #linux

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[monkeyUser @ismonkeyuser]

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[iteratec @iteratec]

Wir zeigen fünf typische Fehler bei der #DevSecOps-Einführung – und erklären, wie sie zu vermeiden sind. https://t.co/ySbXSLlq6H

[Martin Hahn @MartinHahn75]

Bei den @Bodenseeperlen ist mein kürzlich beim Stauferopen in Schwäbisch Gmünd geführtes Interview mit der Schachlegende Artur Jussupow erschienen.

https://t.co/rOsDl0OSED