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AlphaZero (Computer) vs Stockfish (Computer)
AlphaZero - Stockfish (2017), London ENG, Dec-04
Queen's Indian Defense: Classical Variation. Polugayevsky Gambit (E17)  ·  1-0

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Apr-02-18  Everett: < I might look at the sum total of suffering >

Quite anthropomorphic.

Suffering, worth, all these meanings are from us.

You’re no different.

Apr-02-18  ChessHigherCat: I think animals are quite capable of suffering without having a word for it, just as babies can suffer without having a word for it (other than WAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!).

I'm no different but I try to have an objective picture of the human condition instead of glorifying myself (or belittling myself, for that matter). What's important is not to compare yourself to other people, who are all in the same sinking boat, it's to consider the limits of the human condition for everyone.

Apr-02-18  thegoodanarchist: < WorstPlayerEver: Without humans, Earth would be a very peaceful place. >

Actually it would be less peaceful, because in the animal kingdom, outside of mankind, it is kill or be killed, eat or be eaten.

Apr-02-18  Everett: <I'm no different but I try to have an objective picture of the human condition instead of glorifying myself >

Pretending (that is, lying to oneself) that one can have an objective picture of the human condition could be considered the height of hubris. The God(s) - another human creation? - may have something to say about that ;-/

Yeah we can try to do anything, including say we shouldn’t compare ourselves to each other when seemingly implying it’s better to be objective than glorifying. I mean, what an inconsistent message to send. It’s almost as if someone is trying to seem better than others, and then saying “but hey, let’s not compete, eh?”

Apr-02-18  ChessHigherCat: <Pretending (that is, lying to oneself) that one can have an objective picture of the human condition could be considered the height of hubris.>

Hubris is identification with the gods, which is the exact opposite of knowledge of the human condition, which has nothing godlike about it: we're totally @#$%ed from the outset. Stuck in a monkey body inevitably doomed to die with a lot of preprogrammed ridiculous monkey desires that can only be satisfied temporarily at best, having animalistic desires in a repressive society, being vulnerable to constant threats of pain, disease, human aggression and natural disasters. Hubris is the exact opposite, namely when you imagine you're invulnerable to all that!

Like many a chessplayer, you seem to be obsessed with invidious comparisons but I honestly don't compare myself with anyone because, as Proust says, life is a big hospital where everyone thinks they can be cured by changing beds! I do think it's better to be detached and objective towards oneself in the Buddhist sense of being able to laugh at "one's own" thoughts and desires, which are actually generated by the body to its own ends. That doesn't mean I don't indulge them, I just do it in moderation (again typically Buddhist). As to why it's superior, it's because it's better for oneself, it has nothing to do with superiority vis-à-vis others.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: <pdxjjb: <ChessHigherCat> <Like this: imagine you've been asked to find the highest nearby hill. But it's really foggy and always will be. So you wander around in hilly terrain in the fog for while, and eventually you find a hilltop. It might be the highest one for miles, or you might be surrounded higher, more optimal peaks. But you can only guess. At some point you just say, this is probably the best I'm going to do. And stop.>

Thanks, excellent explanation. If I understand correctly there are two reasons to be optimistic about progress:

1) If you let the program run long enough, it will probably dither around until it makes ever greater discoveries (in a situation without time constraints, like research, rather than a chess game)

2) With the neural network, it's like you have several different scouts exploring simultaneously.

I was just listening to a lecture about the brain (https://www.thegreatcourses.com/cou... - you can get a free 1 month trial for all kinds of courses by clicking on the free trial button and it's only 15$/month thereafter) and the prof. said that the mind is probably more similar to a pattern-recognition device than a calculator. There seem to be a lot of implications for computing. For example, neurons are basically binary because they either fire or they don't, but they don't fire until the receive enough cumulative stimuli from other neurons to make them "shoot their wad", rather than receiving one simple "activation" signal. Also, neural networks might be better able to simulate the ridiculously large number of connections among our neurons.

Apr-03-18  Everett: <CHC> Your explanation seems to undermine your conclusion. To objectively observe and understand the human condition is godlike.

It seems some feel they are one of the only persons with a passing understanding of Buddhism, detachment, etc. Makes me wonder why this discussion regarding suffering even came up. Perhaps one is not as Buddhist as one believes, yet would rather lecture others about its virtues.

Ah yes, one may compete with oneself only, and leave the very real and human field of the competence hierarchy. I wish all these individuals luck.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: <Everett> You are bringing back traumatic memories of when you kept jumping on me for saying that Caruana was one of the greatest tacticians who ever lived. You said that he was one of the slow guys who could just barely keep up and who knows what else, in an embarrassing display of bad judgement. Now you seem to have been bitten by the same bug again.

<Your explanation seems to undermine your conclusion. To objectively observe and understand the human condition is godlike.>

First of all, for real (non-vulgarized) Buddhism, gods are fellow sufferers bound to samsara (They are bound by chains of gold instead of chains of iron). If they were really enlightened they would step off the wheel of birth and death.

As to my philosophical vanity, how much great philosophical insight does it take to figure out "life sucks and then you die"?

Thirdly, I don't "compete with myself", I don't even belief the self really exists. It's all part of the world of the senses created by the body so it can trap the nutrients it needs.

Fourthly, as to my assessment of myself, I know I'm very intelligent but I don't really pride myself on it since it's genetic and everybody in my family is. So what, if you want me to grovel at your feet, forget it. Are you so perfect that you can't direct your critiques at yourself instead of stalking me?

Apr-03-18  Everett: <CHC> Really, you are still carrying the burden of that old conversation? That’s about you, not me. Don’t care (didn’t even realize) that it was you, it was the idea I disagreed with, just like now.

As to the rest of your response, your posts speak for themselves, and may perhaps obviate any other conclusion than, in reality, you are a charlatan.

Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: <Everett: < I might look at the sum total of suffering >

Quite anthropomorphic.

Suffering, worth, all these meanings are from us.

You’re no different>

I can tell right away that <Everett> is altogether in another (higher) class than <chc>. The funny part is that <chc> doesn't realize how lost his position is. It's like watch a weak chess player play on, actually hoping to win, actually thinking he can win, with his bare king against the opponents Queen, rooks and king.

His uninhibited blathering discloses a true, sincere naivety; he prances around publicly, completely unaware that he is, intellectually speaking, stark naked.

Precious!

I like <Everett's> concise, insightful and powerful responses.

Hats off. Well done, sir.

Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: < thegoodanarchist: < WorstPlayerEver: Without humans, Earth would be a very peaceful place. >

Actually it would be less peaceful, because in the animal kingdom, outside of mankind, it is kill or be killed, eat or be eaten.>

<tga>, I can't believe you took the time to explain that to IQ 85 <WPE>, who is on par IQ wise with <CHC>.

One would think that the IQ 85 people would think to themselves, <Hmmmm, I'm IQ 85. I should say less, because I only embarrass myself when I speak or write...> but NOOOOOOOOO!! That's not how it goes. It goes like this:

<I'm IQ 85 but too dumb to know better, so I'll go around sticking my foot in my mouth like an idiot and give full expression to the Platonic form of foolishness because somebody has to>

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: <Everett: <CHC> Really, you are still carrying the burden of that old conversation? That’s about you, not me. Don’t care (didn’t even realize) that it was you, it was the idea I disagreed with, just like now.>

It wasn't even a year ago, but senile dementia comes as no surprise given the quality of your arguments. The fact that they are endorsed by the rancid Big Paunch says it all.

Thank you for your personal confession, Archie Bunker, at last I understand your motives:

<I'm IQ 85 but too dumb to know better, so I'll go around sticking my foot in my mouth like an idiot and give full expression to the Platonic form of foolishness because somebody has to>>

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: <Everett> and <Big Pansy> I think I've become a moron magnet. I'm going have to scrape my shoes keep clean after sliding through you idiots.

It's my fault for seriously trying to explain something to mindless twits.

Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: When I said,

<One would think that the IQ 85 people would think to themselves, <Hmmmm, I'm IQ 85. I should say less, because I only embarrass myself when I speak or write...> but NOOOOOOOOO!! That's not how it goes. It goes like this:

<I'm IQ 85 but too dumb to know better, so I'll go around sticking my foot in my mouth like an idiot and give full expression to the Platonic form of foolishness because somebody has to>>

I was hoping that <CHC> would provide a perfect example posthaste, and he did not disappoint:

<ChessHigherCat: <Everett> and <Big Pansy> I think I've become a moron magnet. I'm going have to scrape my shoes keep clean after sliding through you idiots.>

He furnished the forum with another perfect example:

<It wasn't even a year ago, but senile dementia comes as no surprise given the quality of your arguments. The fact that they are endorsed by the rancid Big Paunch says it all.>

And <CHC> skips along, frolicking lightly, skipping joyfully down the street, completely unaware of his nakedness.

Breathtaking.

There's no way this poster could be more than 26 years old or so.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: <Big Pestilence> I can't figure out whether you're really a troll (successfully) trying to depict the most stupid and obnoxious Archie-Bunker type conceivable as Russian propaganda (and I find it extremely strange that for all your professed right-wing tendencies you absolutely never criticize Russia (just like your buddy (alter ego?) "Colonel Mortimer", another fake "New Zeleander"), or whether you could really be as stupid as you seem (in which case it's amazing you haven't fallen to your predestined level in the sewers yet). Either way, you are a bad clown, and a bore.
Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: <ChessHigherCat: <Big Pestilence> I can't figure out whether you're really a troll (successfully) trying to depict the most stupid and obnoxious Archie-Bunker type conceivable as Russian propaganda (and I find it extremely strange that for all your professed right-wing tendencies you absolutely never criticize Russia (just like your buddy (alter ego?) "Colonel Mortimer", another fake "New Zeleander"), or whether you could really be as stupid as you seem (in which case it's amazing you haven't fallen to your predestined level in the sewers yet). Either way, you are a bad clown, and a bore.>

I can understand this deluge of butthurt, coming as it does after <Everett> manhandled you in this little debate. Your pride is hurt.

One day, when you're a man, you'll understand.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: Sit on your "big pawn" pacifier and take a spin! You couldn't but-hurt a gold fish, although I'm sure you've tried.
Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: The forum wonders if <chesshighercat> always gets this angry when people disagree with him?

It's the mark of an immature person. A man, a real man that is, does not operate from his emotions like <chc> is doing. A real man operates from logic, reason and without overreacting.

Reading <CHC> on this page reminds me of one of those fat, red haired, multiple-cat-owning, pagan, liberal FEMINISTS that you see blowing up in public once in a while, castigating their cuck husbands or boyfriends and giving full vent to her anger.

<CHC> my free advice to you is to not get angry when people disagree with you. It's just another way that you bare your intellectual nakedness whilst publicly owning your inferiority, all while being blissfully unaware.

Be a man, son, be a man.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: Will no one rid me of this troublesome disease?
Apr-03-18
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  moronovich: <ChessHigherCat: Will no one rid me of this troublesome disease?>

Just put him on ignore and your site will improve 100%.

He is simply getting worse and worse and acting like a child who never had any recognition. And as such,no wonder he talks about strong men all the time.

p.s.: I like your posts.They are honest and filled with reflections.

Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: <moron: Just put him on ignore and your site will improve 100%.>

He’s right. You need to hide from me, like the rest of th me weak men. Crawl under the blanket fort with <moron> and cuck together, and hide from <big pawn>.

Chessgames can be a scary place.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: <Big Pawn> Your fat contorted mouth in the photo betrays a long tradition of giving real men special treats under the blankets! Bon appetit, and enjoy la crème de la crème

<Smartmofovich> Thanks for the sentiment but it's really flattering to be criticized by Big Pustule, he's sort of a reverse weather vane. I always enjoy your posts, too.

Apr-03-18  Big Pawn: It's cute to see the cowards join forces to take a stand against the <BIG BULLY PAWN>!

On a more serious note, <chc> should forgive his mother for emasculating him. Then God will forgive him and he will finally become a real man.

Apr-03-18
Premium Chessgames Member
  saffuna: < It's cute to see the cowards join forces to take a stand against the <BIG BULLY PAWN>!>

How many of you have joined forces to take a stand against me on that other page?

Goose. Gander.

Apr-03-18  ChessHigherCat: I am now going to prove that paradoxically, the ignore button can be used for such a vapid non-entity.that there's nothing to ignore.
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