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Reduction needs recombination (or superposition). And that is not the mere addition of the reduced isolated parts. SF classicla assumed linear combination for a long time, as the formula for hindsight…

well. not first time i plan to do and 2 weeks later, still have not done it (inspiration to write to self not there, also might be unreadable.). but here now somewhat recent idea in that line, but i d…

@DailyInsanity said in #16: > Thank you for your support and your well-thought-out comment! I think you could be very well right regarding the role of principles in the development of chess intuition.…

> For instance: "In a closed position, delay in deployment is not as bad as in open positions." > or "In a rook endgame, having the active rook is more important than having as many or more pawns." Ah…

we want SF NNue input space. it could help this thread discussion.. We need not the implementation code, and the quantization prowess, but the chess-land language version. I know there are now capable…

in mathematics, a theorem many ways of being studied. One is as hypothesis first, about the condition implying conclusoin (sometimes the other way, but minimally it is in one direction). The hypothesi…

at blog 3 still. there is a blog 4.. silly me.

edited post. some redundancy with the seond version . still there. same link. TODO: find the complementary points not there. https://lichess.org/forum/community-blog-discussions/ublog-9C9iPyvF?page=2#…

i am reading more easily the discussions, as they tend to be more articulated about friction points, and so, while being more engagin on that debate social instinct of mine, they are also, an efficien…

I read a part of this blog. And also learned about some arguments. It seems that the critique, is about how to combine elements that are otherwise learn in isoltaion via hindsight. I also agree that t…