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I’ve also been experimenting with Chess and LLMs but have taken a slightly different approach. Rather than using the LLM as an opponent, I’ve implemented it as a chess tutor to provide feedback on both the user’s and the bot’s moves throughout the game.

The responses vary with the user’s chess level; some find the feedback useful, while others do not. To address this, I’ve integrated a like, dislike, and request new feedback feature into the app, allowing users to actively seek better feedback.

Btw, different from OP's setup, I opted to input the FEN of the current board and the subsequent move in standard algebraic notation to request feedback, as I found these inputs to be clearer for the LLM compared to giving the PGN of the game.

AI Chess GPT https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/ai-chess-gpt/id6476107978 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.padma.app....

Thanks


Yeah, I was thinking why featured article's author did not use Forsyth–Edwards Notation (FEN) and more complicated chess prompts.

BTW, a year ago when I used FEN for chess playing, LLMs would very quickly/often make illegal moves. (The article prompts me to check has that changed...)


Hello HN,

I am a long-time lurker here, and I need your help to get out of my own matrix. I promise it will help you get out of your own matrix as well. Just have faith in our oldest sport before computers: philosophy. I am sure you will like it, so I tried to deliver. Your comments are valuable, so don't hesitate to shoot any questions. I will be here to explain everything. Please try to find specific loopholes rather than dismissing the story as a myth. We all know that we are living in myths, as Snowden had to sacrifice himself for this knowledge. Please honor his and my loyalty to the survival of Gaia.

If you would like to read in order:

1. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/solving-three-body-problem-ho...

2. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/embracing-our-gene-matrix-ali...

3. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/betrayal-myths-%2525C3%2525B6...

Also, my career is evidence that we live in a matrix. Don't forget to connect.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/osaatcioglu/


https://geewaan.netlify.com/

https://geewaan.netlify.com/index.xml (RSS)

It is a blog written by a fictional alien who is amazed by our evolution. Due to that, it is trying to help us understand the intrinsic motive of evolution and everything else. It is also talking about its own 'weird' evolutionary path for comparison.

I am trying to give an out-of-the-box view on what I have learned as a frequent reader and amateur thinker on these topics. However, I didn't attempt to write something like this before. It may have a lot of structural errors. Also, I am not a native speaker (which might suit the role-playing though)

It may end up gibberish at the end. But, it is OK. I have realized the beauty of accepting failure recently. https://osaatcioglu.netlify.com/posts/accepting-failure/


Shameless plug, I wrote about this two weeks before the article was published and I wrote a new post about it. https://osaatcioglu.netlify.com/posts/i-am-not-alone/

I am curious if there are more people out there thinking the same.


I remembered the article[1] talking about data as its own being, even maybe a separate consciousness. And, then I thought a story dated back that many years should be, arguably, the oldest preserved data that the intelligent life on earth ever had so far. I am excluding the language itself, of course.

So, this makes it the most ancient branch of Dataome. It is quite cool to observe the baby steps of the next evolutionary path.

[1]https://nautil.us/issue/65/in-plain-sight/the-selfish-dataom...


"Watching Myself Code" is a simple but incredibly good method to have self-retro sessions for self-improvements.

It might be hard to find the exact time to observe, though. Commit history could be an indicator.

I will definitely try that. Any recommendation for a screen recording tool on Mac?


https://obsproject.com/ is win/linux/mac and really good for this because you have a lot of options for compositing what you want to record e.g. include front-facing camera and mic which can be very revealing about body-language, facial expression and erm.. muttered expletives.

If we were working with a friend and saw the extremes of body-language we sometimes display obliviously when things are not going well, we would instantly recognise them as a cry for help and step in. When alone, we are liable to just dig a deeper hole.


I co-wrote a tool called TimeSnapper that has helped me perform “self-retros” exactly as described in this article.

It’s on Mac now as well, though not free.


I was going to give it a shot but I must say the price is a little out of my range for this type of tool. Am now considering the opportunity to write my own (for myself)... I guess I'm looking for a side project...


I’ve sent you an email.


I'm also interested in a tool like this. I think it could be very interesting to combine with a recording from a webcam as well. I know what I'm going to see if I start with this though. I'm in a disassociated state, procrastinating or avoiding thinking about work more than I do actual work throughout the day.


You know the podoromo technique did wonders for me during my crunch time on a game. Every minute counted.


The discussion is not about caring and supporting the kids. The parents' best intention is not questioned but rather the method on how to apply the best intentions on their children.

As I was born in a conservative background and I found my way out in a long journey in a totally different country, I agree that people with the conservative background regardless of any country have a tendency to see the education, tech, big cities or most of the new things as poisonous to their core values. So that, they are trying to hinder their children to have access to these just because they love them and care them. They just want their kids to be happy and stay in the family as themselves who were kept by their parents.

In my opinion, this is not a new thing. This has been going for a very long time throughout the history. I understand that the change is scary from the conservative point of view. This is why; I try to not to judge anyone. But, I just see it as a puny fight against the windmill in the long run.


> They just want their kids to be happy and stay in the family as themselves who were kept by their parents.

The most important choices in parenting are mutually exclusive "good" options.


I was translating the same messages* :)

Obviously, this app was known by public. So, I am not sure if they would risk themselves to use it to plan something illegal. Yet, things in Turkey are getting very amateurish in every aspects for the last decade. So, luckily for the sake of bits and pieces of Turkish democracy, this coup attempt was also amateurish.

However; I have the tendency to believe that Erdoğan knew that they were working on something nasty and he might had even encouraged it indirectly. So that, he could control it and benefit from it.

I must say that I have biased opinions against Erdoğan.

*@pazartesi2014 says

@kuscusencer ByLock programınıda umarım çözmüssünüzdür Reis paralelciler buna sardılar şimdi

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@kuscusencer I hope you have decrypted the ByLock app, Reis (an informal expression, meaning superior). Gulenci People have started use this.

And this guy seems like from the movement

@nifaksavar

Arkadaslar sürekli aynı servis sağlayıcıyı kullanmayın bylock kakao vb..

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Friends, don't always use the same service provider bylock, kakao etc..


I agree with you that a military coup against democratically elected president is hardly a step toward democracy. But what Erdogan is doing in return is intolerable: https://www.amnesty.org.uk/aftermath-failed-turkey-coup-tort...


Totally agree with you. What happens right now gives the feeling that the military coup has succeeded.


yours are more accurate of course. Mines were only rough translations.


oh, I didn't mean that. But, thanks.


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