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  1. I think it is quite nice that he chooses not to play when the fun is gone. These matches must take so much from the players.

     

    But still, sad for chess. I will be rooting for Ding. Refreshing with such a humble soft spoken man.

  2. So, the candidates tournament for the world championship match is on its way. Jan Nepomnjasjtsjij with in the lead before the last four rounds. I have been enjoying the chess24 stream.

     

    Nice to see that even the big boys truly suffer after a loss

     

  3. On 18/02/2021 at 20:16, Tommy said:

    Where? :o

     

    Beat a guy today and reached an accuracy of 72.3 for the first time. And yes, my rating is terrible because I'm still recovering from my early endeavours. :ph34r:

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    Chess.com. I also have an account on lichess. My chess persona is Oivind_Thorshaug.  Sometimes I manage to play some decent games on daily chess at chess.com. Look at me destroy an IM: :p  

    https://lichess.org/L0DOIRfq#43

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  4. I play quite a bit online, and also a bit in a club. I am just a patzer though. Around 1400 FIDE. My biggest win was against a young woman who was 92th in the junior world championships for women. I hope I will have the time to improve in the future, and travel to some tournaments. It seems nice to go to places like the Bankok chess club open and the Gibralter chess festival and combine chess and vacation.

     

    I found this docu a great watch.

     

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  5. 44 minutes ago, nudge said:

    Doing a MIT course program on data science and programming using Python, with a hope to dive into artificial intelligence/machine learning afterwards :)

    That does sound very interesting to me :) I understand Python has some useful packages for AI/ML. I really want to get some handle on what these topics are about, it all seems very intriguing, but for now classical scientific computing is more than enough to handle. If you ever need a quick intro to the basics (for instance I think the good old optimization methods are abundant also in machine learning) these videos are recommended: https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/series/scientific-computing-dphil-students 

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  6. I have got a bit of a sore throat, so I think I try to avoid people as much as possible. I often have that in the winter, but I guess one must be on the safe side. The plan was to visit my parents for Easter, but my father does not have much of an immune system due to chemotherapy, and is not a young man either, so I am very unsure what I should do there. I hope my doctor will have some conclusive advice. There is no excuse for not cleaning the apartment, and the chance of getting a lot of reading done should be good.

     

    7 hours ago, nudge said:

     

    Doing pretty well otherwise. My workload has been pretty heavy lately and I also spend additional 15-20 hours on the course I'm currently doing online as well. Got some clarity in personal relationships too. Missing racing though.

    Are you studying something interesting?

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  7. On 29/04/2019 at 00:00, nudge said:

    Going back to Europe for a few months in about 40 days... Getting excited already. Didn't realise until now it but I've actually missed it quite a bit... I wonder how much everything has changed in 5 years.

    Be careful at the airports. The police are on the watch for females entering from south-east Asia. Something about threats towards the DFB. 

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  8. Yes. I watched the game and could not see it from the replay, so I thought he must have said something. but I read just know that he spat at him. The reaction of Havertz and the ref immidiately running to him with the red in his hand it makes absolutely sense with that piece of information. Ascacibar seemed out of control.

     

    I cannot imagine Havertz is the most provocative guy on the field either. Exept that that the effortless way he plays would be pretty exasperating.  

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  9. 19 minutes ago, nudge said:

    Rammstein, provocation and the shock factor simply belong together :7_sweat_smile:  There's been way too much overreacting based on a 10 second teaser before the music video was even released... It pretty much takes a critical view at the highs and lows of the history of the nation and mixed feelings about its past as a result. I don't even think the song is very good. But the visual quality and production of that video... it's a completely new level, looks even better than some movies. I wonder how much did the production cost them haha.

    Quite a a video. I imagine the song is much better with the film than without. I wonder what everyone's favorite facist Leverkusen fan would have made of it. Anyway people ought to be more provoked by people making cheap feely melodramas with WW2 as a background to ad emotion and earn more money.

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  10. In general I like it when the big clubs play friendlies against lower tier clubs in their own country. It gives a little back to the larger footballing community, and shows some solidarity with the amateur game. I dislike friendlies like Bayern vs Real Madrid etc..

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