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Nov-09-19 Count Wedgemore chessforum    Tiggler: <wtpy> Well, Churchill got his Nobel for "History of the English Speaking People", I believe. Today's Nobel Committee would not look at such an old school reactionary, of course. But that reflects on them, not him. Spike Milligan went on to greater things: Eccles in the Goon ...      Oct-09-19 Louis Stumpers    Tiggler: <johnl> works near Chevy Chase, I believe.      Sep-12-19 keypusher chessforum    Tiggler: <Well , in different phases of life people may want to do different things. May be they want to do something else now.... ..> <Nisjesram> This post ignores the elephant in the room: this site is not the same as it had been for the preceding 15 years.      Sep-06-19 AlphaZero vs Stockfish, 2017   Tiggler: In case there are some who have not yet noticed, be advised: <CharlesSullivan> does not post an opinion on a position without being sure that it is the last word. So, say no more.      May-11-19 Robert James Fischer    Tiggler: <harrylime: I'm a Bobby FANBOY so guess my opinion doesnt matter.> Correct. I am a Bobby HATER, and my opinion doesn't matter either. So we have that in common, if nothing else.      May-10-19 thegoodanarchist chessforum    Tiggler: The first jet aeroplane I ever saw was a Gloster Meteor. The version shown in this video https://video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/... was frequently seen over the skies in London when I was a small boy. Two wing-mounted engines, but not slung below the wings: integrated into them. From an      May-10-19 offramp chessforum    Tiggler: Classy way to sign off, IMO.      Mar-14-19 Tiggler chessforum   Tiggler: Today is national pi day in USA, but international pi day is on my birthday. What date is my birthday?      Mar-10-19 beatgiant chessforum    Tiggler: <You know, it's OK to remain silent if you have nothing constructive to contribute.> Whose forum is this anyway?      Feb-28-19 AlphaZero (Computer)    Tiggler: This 1981 paper provides early insights into associative learning, and the representation of advantageous responses in an associative memory. https://scholarworks.umass.edu/cgi/... Drive reinforcement systems, such as AlphaZero, are descended from the work of Barto and Sutton.

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