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Here are some of the purely mechanical solutions from my database (solved by engines): 4q1kr/p6p/1prQPppB/4n3/4P3/2P5/PP2B2P/R5K1 w - - acd 86; acs 3600; bm Qxe5; ce 645; c0 "Gusev-Auerbach, Chelyabinsk, 1946"; c3 "Qxe5"; c5 "hard CCC 2008; Pos; Positional squeeze; 1-0;"; pm Qxe5; pv Qxe5; id "Hard-...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11RuFBvCmZBCzY2ZKqoHctcOcGvu9QMnw/view?usp=sharing I analyzed 12,000 really important positions (the most commonly played positions), and 1000 useless ones (named openings that are rarely or never played). Depth is generally in the 36 to 60 ply range, with the average...

It simply does not work any more.
I usually save the object to google share or OneDrive or some other publicly viewable object store and then post a link.
Sometimes, I post a message with an attachment in the Rybka forum and post a link to it here.
In any case, you are right. Attachments don't work.

Mike B: Mike, I was looking in my Engine Personality for SF 260221 in Aquarium running on dual Xeon system, and I did not see Large Pages options. Does that mean that Large Pages option would come up only on an AMD system? You have to enable large pages. There is information on this page about how ...

There are wins in correspondence chess, and everyone is using Stockfish and other strong engines to help with the analysis. There are also losses, and a large number of draws. What part of the losses and draws is the influence of humans? It is hard to say. I think that very strong humans can add mor...

Here are my database records for that game, ordered from the end of the game backwards: 4k2r/1b1nbpp1/p2ppn2/1p5p/4P3/P4PP1/1PP1Q2P/1K1R2R1 b k - acd 60; bm d5; ce -63; move 20b; pm d5; pv d5 exd5 Bxd5 Rge1 O-O g4 hxg4 fxg4 Nc5 Qe5 Rd8 g5 Nfe4 h4 f6 gxf6 Bxf6 Qf4 Rf8 Rxd5 exd5 Qf5 Rd8 h5 Kf8 Rg1 Ke7...

Reading a bit further, there does appear to be a way to completely disable it. I followed all the steps, but I am skeptical. I have done the same sort of thing for "Automatic Updates" many times, and Windows always manages to turn it back on, despite whatever article I read saying that it would be p...

My chess analysis was running slow. So I looked at what processes in memory were doing. There was this thing: Compattelrunner.Exe It was using 17% of my compute power, and my chess task which should be at 95% was struggling. Apparently, it is MS Windows spy process that you cannot turn off. So I fou...

AlphaZero's code is written by humans. There was human input everywhere: general design and concept, net format, search algorithm, training game parameters, and so on. Having some part that can improve through automated training is not the same thing at all as humans being useless in the process an...

I actually have both in the table: "The tactician knows what to do when there is something to do; whereas the strategian knows what to do when there is nothing to do. - Gerald Abrahams", "The tactician must know what to do whenever something needs doing; the strategist must know what to do when noth...