Gyatso v1.3.0 Released

[GyatsoYT]

I’ve just released a new version of my chess engine, Gyatso v1.3.0, and wanted to share it here.

The engine is open source and still under active development. I’m continuously working on improving its strength, search, and evaluation.

I would appreciate any testing, feedback, or Elo estimates from those willing to try it.

Repository:
https://github.com/GyatsoYT/GyatsoChess

Release:
https://github.com/GyatsoYT/GyatsoChess ... tag/v1.3.0

— Gyatso

[Steve Maughan]

Hi — congrats on the release. A jump of 550 elo is amazing! What is the source of the huge strength increate from 1.2 to 1.3?

— Steve

[GyatsoYT]

It's not 550 elo jump but more than 450 anyways
I introduced NNUE
Also added LMP
Removed my old bugged history implementation all kinds of history and reimplemented only butterfly history.
And a few small changes here and there. Like removing improving flag and stuff.

[Bas]

Good Job! I also just implemented NNUE, maybe we can compare experiences (about NNUE architecture) one day. And Nim looks really nice, I have gone from C++ to JAVA in the past (for work) but I am always jealous on the shortness of Python, where you can often do complex things in just one line, and still be understandable/readable. Visited he Nim page it looks super interesting, no stability issues? Missing libs etc?

Bas

I’ve just released a new version of my chess engine, Gyatso v1.3.0, and wanted to share it here.

The engine is open source and still under active development. I’m continuously working on improving its strength, search, and evaluation.

I would appreciate any testing, feedback, or Elo estimates from those willing to try it.

Repository:
https://github.com/GyatsoYT/GyatsoChess

Release:
https://github.com/GyatsoYT/GyatsoChess ... tag/v1.3.0

— Gyatso

[GyatsoYT]

Good Job! I also just implemented NNUE, maybe we can compare experiences (about NNUE architecture) one day. And Nim looks really nice, I have gone from C++ to JAVA in the past (for work) but I am always jealous on the shortness of Python, where you can often do complex things in just one line, and still be understandable/readable. Visited he Nim page it looks super interesting, no stability issues? Missing libs etc?

Bas

I’ve just released a new version of my chess engine, Gyatso v1.3.0, and wanted to share it here.

The engine is open source and still under active development. I’m continuously working on improving its strength, search, and evaluation.

I would appreciate any testing, feedback, or Elo estimates from those willing to try it.

Repository:
https://github.com/GyatsoYT/GyatsoChess

Release:
https://github.com/GyatsoYT/GyatsoChess ... tag/v1.3.0

— Gyatso

Nim is great actually, it does the job very well
Although I can't say much about the library part since the community is not so big.

You will still find libraries but not like python.