birdracerthree wrote:

S_P_A_R_T_Test wrote:

AZURUS41 wrote:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1073860232
Glad to announce LA timed is here !
This version WON to ECE 6+8 this morning in a back-and-forth game, with some blunder from both sides, but it did it !

Except is an unknown bug is found in the following days, this version will replace the main one on both the studio and the current olympic for which France is the next team to play btw… so can you all test it out ?

Congrats! Beating ECE 6+8 is no small achievement

Haha, you would know…

Jokes aside, LA’s improvement has been incredible over less than 2 months. Congrats! Is Element falling off?


no

ArnoHu wrote:

The Scratch 3 Runtime Chess Engine Olympics (team event) currently takes place, you can watch it here:

https://lichess.org/broadcast/scratch-chess-engine-olympics-october-2024/sce-olympics-round-1/S2lEhC3G#teams

Participants:

• Austria
  
• Germany 1
  
• Germany 2
  
• France
  
• Canada
  
• United States
  
• Asia
  
• Australia
  

AZURUS41 wrote:

v1.54 LA is out ( the 1.53 stood for 2 minutes lmao ) !

There is now a partial 2 fold detection, preventing LA to play 2 times the same move in the same position if he thinks it has an higher than 50 centipawns advantage. There is also a huge improvement in time management, helping playing better in quick-paced games like blitz ones.
Example game where LA wins against a 1500 FIDE friend of mine in 4+2 time control : https://lichess.org/PyqeI0yj

As a quick side note, it now converts the endgame who ended in a 3-fold against ECE 6+8 yesterday

ArnoHu wrote:

CONGRATULATIONS TO WHITE DOVE (P2), for its first win against GoK Classic (Medium, white) on TW and standard chess, playing a near-perfect game (one mistake in final endgame stage when everything was over), 97% vs. 93%. After many close-to-win matches, this victory indeed is well deserved! It also uncovered a GoK Classic bug, that led it to accept a positional disadvantageous RBP-vs-Q trade:

https://lichess.org/rHv9rnH8#126

The rematch, same opening, updated GoK Classic (white), 97% vs. 90% accuracy:

https://lichess.org/BrmpDAwR#111

HasiLover wrote:

ArnoHu wrote:

CONGRATULATIONS TO WHITE DOVE (P2), for its first win against GoK Classic (Medium, white) on TW and standard chess, playing a near-perfect game (one mistake in final endgame stage when everything was over), 97% vs. 93%. After many close-to-win matches, this victory indeed is well deserved! It also uncovered a GoK Classic bug, that led it to accept a positional disadvantageous RBP-vs-Q trade:

https://lichess.org/rHv9rnH8#126

The rematch, same opening, updated GoK Classic (white), 97% vs. 90% accuracy:

https://lichess.org/BrmpDAwR#111

impressive Games.

ArnoHu wrote:

GoK NNUE (Medium (!), white, TurboWarp experimental version) wins against Komodo 24 (chess.com “super grandmaster”) in a perfect game, with 99% vs. 94%: https://lichess.org/pDuaRaE7#125

MoosenMooALot wrote:

ArnoHu wrote:

GoK NNUE (Medium (!), white, TurboWarp experimental version) wins against Komodo 24 (chess.com “super grandmaster”) in a perfect game, with 99% vs. 94%: https://lichess.org/pDuaRaE7#125

Nice! I'm surprised by how Komodo24 blundered its queen.

ArnoHu wrote:

MoosenMooALot wrote:

ArnoHu wrote:

GoK NNUE (Medium (!), white, TurboWarp experimental version) wins against Komodo 24 (chess.com “super grandmaster”) in a perfect game, with 99% vs. 94%: https://lichess.org/pDuaRaE7#125

Nice! I'm surprised by how Komodo24 blundered its queen.

GoK also won the next one: https://lichess.org/study/ldM7RmXh/IHmynOhY