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It's not everyday where a chess news is published on a tech site. Cheating caught with picture inside a bathroom. All the news stories report that a phone was found in a toilet that had just been used by him. It is not clear to me how that relates to the picture of what seems to be him sitting on a...

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Mon Jul 15, 2019 10:55 am

It's not everyday where a chess news is published on a tech site.
Cheating caught with picture inside a bathroom.

Caught with his pants still up...

I published a piece of software I use in Sapeli. https://github.com/SamuraiDangyo/Eucalyptus Are you crazy? :D You attach GPL to the generated kpk table?! :D So when someone includes it, you force the cancerous GPL crap on him? I wonder why some people still believe that open source = GPL. There ar...

Besides the smaller size I don't see a very big advantage in using syzygy over Nalimov, the only difficulty is that you need permission from both Eugene Nalimov and Andrew Kadatch to incorporate the Nalimov probing code into your engine, this is somewhat difficult to get. They are smaller, so more ...

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Here's the thing that annoys me. Why does the system assume the ancient GCC is best? If I install a new version, gcc or g++ should be the new version If I want to use the old stuff,then fine: gcc-crusty g++-crusty to get the old behavior. Set up your path correctly. Self-compiled gcc should go into...

Ubuntu has gcc 7.0 by default which is fine, but CentOS 7 on the other hand comes with 4.8.5 which is a royal pain. It can't compile my fortran 2008 and c++11 codes most of the time. yum-config-manager --enable rhel-server-rhscl-7-rpms \ && yum -y install devtoolset-7-gcc devtoolset-7-gcc-c++ devto...