@ramit Love the podcast!
curious question: while you were being nudged by friends to start the podcast, did you consciously think about the subject and format, or did the idea of money and relationship came about serendipitously
chess automation ideas: thoughts and info welcome
1) download pgn files of all games in one go for a player during a particular week.
2) search obvious blunders (stockfish eval 3.5 turned to -4.7 in one move)
feature requests for @chesscom@lichess
@george__mack I recall a student asked for applications relating to eigenvector in a math class
Don't remember at all how the prof. responded
Years later, I read thru how google was built.
Still wondering how many more students would continued with math if google was brought up
Product idea for online chess platforms: mask opponent name and rating until after the game.
Then it's a game only against the pieces.
As @anishgiri mentioned: psychology is a big part of chess. Maybe too big?
https://t.co/qFR3JN9KNZ
The best way to remind kids chess players to not move to fast:
remind them how painful it was the last time when they realized a mistake 10 seconds after the move
Which one is more important for early chess education for complete beginners often younger kids
1. capture pieces anywhere on the board
2. checkmate patterns
@DavideNastasio play chess competitively will still be hard.
there will be limitless of possibilities to have chess as part of a career (teaching, streaming, promotions, research for AI, etc.) in the future, and it's already showing signs of promise in the last 10 years
Is it easier for a kid (4-8 years old) to learn
-chess (rules are defined) or
-coding (options are unlimited)
?
Neither is clear cut. Which one would you choose first?