Sebastian Lague posted a nice YouTube video summarizing the results, with discussion of several of the entries. It is almost 80 minutes long!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne40a5LkK6A
Tiny Chess Bot Coding Challenge
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rgrosz789
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Retired actuary and software developer. I love chess, coffee, wine and food
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lithander
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Thanks for the heads up. Very well presented and more interesting than I though. I like how he showcases a great variety and doesn't focus too much on playing strength!
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I came here to recommend it myself, a very good and meaty programming video. Very well produced and presented. Not a bad primer on both code golfing and chess programing techniques. I think one of the top finalists is involved in Stockfish, and another in the Texel tuning project.rgrosz789 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 19, 2023 8:06 pm Sebastian Lague posted a nice YouTube video summarizing the results, with discussion of several of the entries. It is almost 80 minutes long!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne40a5LkK6A
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Ciekce
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Also, the winning team contains the ice4 devs, and the team that came second is most of the 4ku devs - by far the strongest tcec 4k engines