Nice setup ideas! Beating the bot is quite hard, so maybe you are professional? :) If you want to make the bot even smarter, you can increase depth and think time in settings
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Nice setup ideas! Beating the bot is quite hard, so maybe you are professional? :) If you want to make the bot even smarter, you can increase depth and think time in settings
Castling is possible if king and rook were spawned on the standard chess positions and hadn’t moved (e.g. king on e1 and rook on a1)
Pawns move two squares from the second row only.
There is an option to save your setup (for registered users) and also option to set up for computer (in computer settings).
Tournament is a super idea, neat way to make a theory of setups:)
Awesome ideas with the initial position transcript and permalinks, we’ll work on the implementation!
In computer settings you can toggle manual setup for computer, which allows you to set up for computer
You can also let computer play against itself! Make two setups and see which one is stronger
39 is the total in standard chess - if you sum up values of a queen, 2 rooks, 2 bishops, 2 knights, and 8 pawns the result is 39. King should be on board but doesn’t count towards the total since it’s basically infinite
Play against computer, with a friend, or multiplayer
It seems like it has a better overview of a codebase (whereas sonnet picks up bits), which allows it to make more advanced features
Even OpenAI, $500B valuation with ~$10B sales, 50 P/S ratio with high cash burn
And it’s unlikely users will agree to higher prices with so many open source alternatives