In an interview during the 2014 Korea Prime Minister Cup, Lukáš Podpěra talked about reading by shape as being better than reading by moves. What does this mean exactly? Can you folks give some examples of how this works in practice? Is there any other way to train this skill, besides the method mentioned in that interview (FYI reviewing pro games really fast)?
Source: https://www.intergofed.org/igf-news-feed/interview-with-lukas-podpera.html
This game was interesting as my understanding of what was happening in the game is exactly opposite to Antti's.. I have some work to do!
I couldn't find answers to these questions, so excuse me if I've missed a page:
- What server are the games played on?
- Time limits?
- Even games or handicap?
- Is there a rank limit?
I'm writing here since I thought others might be interested as well, so rather than sending e-mail to Antti, I wanted to ask few things publicly.
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Hello everyone,
I like that Go got now some presence on Twitch and Youtube, but there are possibilities, to gain more attention.
In chess there are now some streamers, with a really growing number at followers (even among many people which where not interested in chess before), cause they are including the followship really good.
They don´t limit their streams …
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I remember Mikkgo saying in a video from last year that he has a connection to Antti's graphics card.
So do you all have laptops or desktops with powerful GPUs, or do you use ssh to connect to one especially good GPU? Or …
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