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jdart wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 11, 2020 6:34 pm

This 8-core box gets about 70% of the NPS of my 24-core Xeon 2690v3.

this is really impressive, used xeons 2690 v3 are still selling $200 on eBay

if you want to compile sf you need vs community (it's free), vs code is just an editor
I don't know if sf will compile easily with the microsoft compiler though, you might need gcc

cool! i hope it won't bee too expensive

VS Code doesn't come with a compiler

i remember reading about a similar electronic chess board a couple of years ago. If I remember correctly it could move automatically the pieces.

Anyone knows its name?

Thanks for the answers.

lkaufman wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 23, 2019 5:07 pm

This NN version is Komodo MCTS with a little help from NN.

what you mean with little help? perhaps the regular evaluation is still used together with the NN one?

mario carbonell wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 23, 2019 5:14 pm

Thanks! I would be glad to see lots of kids playing with it and having fun playing chess!

I'll pass you the feedback if I get any

Right now the focus is on how to best combine Komodo with any existing NN, rather than making our own NN. Once we have found a sufficiently good way to do that, we will likely turn our attention to the NN itself. But for the way we are using the NN now, it wouldn't be a sensible use of resources to...

thanks for the fast translation, i will suggest it to some kids in the local chess club

really impressive results from latest smartphones.

thanks to AMD I don't think we have stagnation anymore in the cpu world