You can pick odd or even and check;
PS: Pretty sure almost everyone just copies the diagram code and edits by hand, however eg. drago also has an export ASCII position option.
138. Pancake 4d vs Loons 1d
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138. Pancake 4d vs Loons 1d
What a delicious sounding game. Even, Japanese rules? I'd prefer open book/database, but I am also fine with closed book. (And closed comments, as per normal).
You can pick odd or even and check;
Have a fun game.
PS: Pretty sure almost everyone just copies the diagram code and edits by hand, however eg. drago also has an export ASCII position option.
You can pick odd or even and check;
PS: Pretty sure almost everyone just copies the diagram code and edits by hand, however eg. drago also has an export ASCII position option.
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
I choose odd.
Open book is fine with me, but I probably won't try it myself for the fun of reading the corrections in the comments afterwards
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Have a nice game!
edit: I picked wrong, your choice..
Open book is fine with me, but I probably won't try it myself for the fun of reading the corrections in the comments afterwards
. Have a nice game!
edit: I picked wrong, your choice..
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
Hah, the secret is; 1d isn't very good at all. You'll understand when you get here 
. Pursuant to the slight confusion at the start of Ed & I's game, I thought it may be useful for everyone to see our KGS ranks in the title...
(My KGS account is a secret, because I get self-conscious of playing if too many people are watching me...)
. Pursuant to the slight confusion at the start of Ed & I's game, I thought it may be useful for everyone to see our KGS ranks in the title...(My KGS account is a secret, because I get self-conscious of playing if too many people are watching me...)
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
"You probably wouldn't worry about what people think of you if you could know how seldom they do."Loons wrote:...
(My KGS account is a secret, because I get self-conscious of playing if too many people are watching me...)
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
I feel this way sometimes too, and while ez4u's quote is often applicable, I sometimes cringe at what observers say about my moves. The question remains however, how private do you think a Malkovitch game is?Loons wrote:(My KGS account is a secret, because I get self-conscious of playing if too many people are watching me...)
Patience, grasshopper.
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
Touché. I still feel Malkovich and timed server games are quite different beasts though.daal wrote:I feel this way sometimes too, and while ez4u's quote is often applicable, I sometimes cringe at what observers say about my moves. The question remains however, how private do you think a Malkovitch game is?
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
Hmmm. Is it that people who are slightly depressed are realistic, or that people who are realistic are slightly depressed?
The Adkins Principle:
At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?
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Visualize whirled peas.
Everything with love. Stay safe.
At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?
— Winona Adkins
Visualize whirled peas.
Everything with love. Stay safe.
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
I don't know. I wondered the same thing. He was quoted in a book. I searched his papers available on-line, but could not find the source to clarify it! 
Edit:
Bill's previous and the resulting thread highjacking
refer to a previous sig of mine:
“Overconfidence is, we think, a very general feature of human psychology... Almost everyone is overconfident – except the people who are depressed, and they tend to be realists.” -- Stefano DellaVigna, professor of economics, UC Berkeley
Edit:
Bill's previous and the resulting thread highjacking
refer to a previous sig of mine:“Overconfidence is, we think, a very general feature of human psychology... Almost everyone is overconfident – except the people who are depressed, and they tend to be realists.” -- Stefano DellaVigna, professor of economics, UC Berkeley
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
Both claims are supported by psychological research.ez4u wrote:I don't know. I wondered the same thing. He was quoted in a book. I searched his papers available on-line, but could not find the source to clarify it!
The Adkins Principle:
At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?
— Winona Adkins
Visualize whirled peas.
Everything with love. Stay safe.
At some point, doesn't thinking have to go on?
— Winona Adkins
Visualize whirled peas.
Everything with love. Stay safe.
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Re: 138. Loons 1d vs Pancake 4d
It's not clear to me how to scientifically quantify what might be "realistic", because this seems to be a subjective term.Bill Spight wrote:Both claims are supported by psychological research.ez4u wrote:I don't know. I wondered the same thing. He was quoted in a book. I searched his papers available on-line, but could not find the source to clarify it!
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