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By the way, both Maradona and Messi when previously asked, have answered something along the lines that that he was the greatest.
In contrast, most Oracle DBAs/Engineers publish the fact that they have only used this specific product during their whole career. They seem to be rather proud of the fact, actually.
The AWK Programming Language, 1988, Chapter 6: Little Languages
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Instead, a simpler version control system (something like Git?) would suit you better.
Someone who can play as bad as Niemann does on his bad days could never beat Carlsen legitimately in my opinion.
No more evidence is required. The quality of Hans Niemann's moves, recently as well as during his rise from 2400-rating three years ago, is enough evidence against him.
Either he is a good as Stockfish, or ...
You did not describe the algorithm or the data which would help writing the software you are talking about. As I said, for me if this software would be based on comparing the engine's best move with the human's move and give such metrics as average centipawn loss, it would not be nearly adequate for this purpose.
And I insist that all the things you described as the hardest part are only poor substitutes for understanding the game of chess.
“I would take Regan’s analysis with the large grain of salt, and the reason why is not because I have any insight into his algorithm or his methods, but because I know of a case of, a very high profile case, where with absolute certainty I can say that someone was cheating in an important event. And the person was investigated and was also exonerated based on Regan’s analysis. And I am certain that there was cheating. There is no doubt in my mind that this person was cheating and they got away with it.“
So this is one more example of an academic, who is so far away from reality and practice, that real experts just ignore his opinion.
The best expert on opining whether Niemann has been cheating or not is the player who understands the game of chess more deeply than anyone else. He understands it from the human point of view (for example: which variations can a player of X or Y level calculate accurately, which ones might seem to work but are in practice too complicated/too risky to play, which moves are absolutely unbelievable from a human because one has to find ten super moves in a row starting from a non-forcing position) as well as from the engine's point of view, due to his experience in analysing with computers. He also has recent experience in playing Niemann in a tournament.
I trust that Carlsen knows what he is doing.
People can analyze them and form their own opinions about whether he has been cheating or not. The question "how" need not even be considered.
Carlsen has of course already looked at the games, with the experience of having preiviously looked at millions of games between humans, and millions of analyses from computer engines. And he must have realised that Niemann has achieved something unique, he has conducted many absolute masterpieces, sometimes one after the other in the same tournament, while being rated 2400-2500. Performances so perfect, that no other human has ever accomplished.
For some restaurants this is not true, they save your (phone number -> address) mapping the first time you call, and in the future ask for confirmation whether the address is correct.
One would think that TSMC might have known about this small issue, before deciding to build a plant in the USA.