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www.kyleboddy.com | ||
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www.alexcrompton.com
A concrete and scientific approach to learn chess quickly as an adult. |
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blog.scottlogic.com
Lichess makes over 100GB of chess games from 2017 available on their website. This post shows how this data can be transformed with Apache Spark and analysed. Something for Data Engineers and Chess Enthusiasts alike! |
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blog.mbrt.dev
This is the story of me trying to win a game of chess against my brother. A single freaking game. What's so special about it? Am I good at chess? Not at all. Did I improve at my game in the process? Also no. Is it a story about "the journey rather than the destination"? Not really. Did I at least have fun in the process? Not so sure. This is the story of me trying to be unconventional at probably the most studied game in existence and using my software engineering background for something that probably d... |
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www.banterly.net
Since almost a year passed, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on how my game changed and what are the main things that I did or started paying attention to in order to improve and reach a decent intermediate level. As a result, I compiled a list of items |
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