Life In 19x19

I once played a game I call ‘chocolate Go’ with my child.

The stones were in fact chocolate buttons, which are readily available in dark and light chocolate.

Gnom gnom.

Anyone know if the engines were optimised for the given hardware? It's not uncommon for tuning to be required to get best results.

You can play on http://www.online-go.com against bots and the occasional strong dan player using your browser.

I know this site.
Do we have other possibilities?

Online with no software required other than a browser there are lots of options.

Locally, leela-zero and katago are both available ...

Marcel Grünauer wrote:Did you find out whether KataGo works with the Radeon Pro 5300M or 5500M?

Works fine with the OpenCL (GPU) backend.

I benchmarked it and found optimal numSearchThreads was 8, rather than the 6 default.

I saw this post. Thought people here would find it interesting so linking here

https://www.jefftk.com/p/two-headed-go

Does anyone know how strong Handol is? The first I'd heard of it was this match. There was another Korean bot DolBaram which has been a regular of bot competitions which I think is weaker than LZ.

Lee Sedol, if I recall correctly!, did say a month ago that he expected to lose all the games ...

Does anyone know if this match will be available via some stream in the west with decent commentary?

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I always keep that in mind when i read a Robert Jasiek's book review

Are you aware of the not so innocent origins of the 'like' button?

Have a read https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/facebook-like-inventor-deletes-app-iphone-justin ...

Does KGS allow you to download these? The archives section doesn't seem to allow it.

There is a windows and mac package that handle just having a runtime environment for cgoban. There's nothing extra to install.
Can you post the link to this please?
I for one don't know of a Mac KGS package that includes Java <shrug> but here are the official KGS downloads: m (.exe for Windows ...

Java programmes require you to install a runtime environment in order to run them. This runtime environment is bundled with stuff that "phones home", automatic update services and, in the past, with blatant malware in the form of the Ask Toolbar.


There is a windows and mac package that handle ...

I'd like the GoBooks edition if it ever appears. And will gladly buy it again in that format if it does.

I can't really offer much advice here other than one thing. Make sure you do them properly. Where properly means reading out all combinations and filtering out those which don't work. I used to do them by guessing. A lot of apps just show you the solution rather than allowing you to 'prove' your ...