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[zionfultz]

Stockfish: You hang a rook in one move, I hang a rook in 70. We are not the same

[nikolajnovicic]

For everyone who wants to know, Levy has exactly 37 videos with a title containing the word stockfish along with multiple exclamation marks.

[ShawFujikawa]

I think it’d be more fair to say that Leela just made history by being the first to beat Stockfish with black in two years than Stockfish making history for losing it.

[g_lise]

Leela has a stronger (and expensive to run) neural network compared to Stockfish, that's why it operates at a much lower depth. Stockfish relies on seeing 20 or 30 moves ahead, much more in the endgame sacrificing a small amount of positional understanding. Leela on the other hand compensates for not seeing that far ahead by understanding the separate positions better. And sometimes, this can make Leela see actually further from the position it gets to than Stockfish can see by just physically looking further ahead with lower cost (or "attention") to the separate positions. And that's when Stockfish won't realize, but Leela will. Only if the depth of the tactic is beyond what Stockfish is able to look at.

[scriptself]

As a fish, I can confirm that Levy's face sliced me in half

[wontpower]

Stockfish evaluating its own game: “this guy’s pretty good”

[SNOWT]

I've started to learn 2 months ago, after I watched Levy for the first time. I watch him so much now that every time I play his voice is in my head telling me what to do. That means every time I lose, it is his fault.

[divijvyawahare]

Best teacher ever, the amount of effort he puts in his teaching is just insane

[tuomasboutov]

Levy never disappoints to put stockfish inside of us

[isocle]

Something that Levy always fails to communicate properly is when the forced opening book is finished and when the engines actually start to choose moves. In this game, it was move 9 for white, where stockfish plays 9. a4. This means that the everything before this was not a decision of the engines, so things like 2. Nf3 and 7. Bxc7 was not actually chosen by Leela. In the mirror position, Leela played 9. Qg3.

[liamhome]

25:40
"I'm sorry, but in chess, the move King to E5 is not a legal move. Please play a different move so that we can continue"

[Heisl.]

This is the gotham I’m lately missing a bit, this is peak content. Feel like lately it lacks depth, unlike this.

[Undead_starfish]

Can we all appreciate how garry chess made chess so levy could make content

[CanaanZhou]

Stockfish is like the cocky big brother in the house that everybody loves and Leela is a young little sister with hidden talents that outshines her brother whenever he gets too cocky and makes a mistake.

[dsodragon]

Stockfish : everything is FIIIINEEEE!!!
Leela: *moves a random bishop*
Stockfish: Hol up, something ain't right....

[lubin]

you should of added a leela eval. interested in seeing how different the eval was at moves 23-26.

[vladimirtchuiev]

Lc0's strength is that it's so much different than the rest, I believe this is the only MCTS-based boot-strapping eval top chess bot (not sure what's under the hood of Torch though). As an MCTS-based bot it sometimes brainfarts, which prevents it from overtaking Stockfish, but it can also lead to insane wins like this.

[geuros]

I remember in the games vs Alpha Zero, the neural net really liked to basically trap Stockfish's pieces

[MrGary]

What an extraordinary game and fantastic observations of Stockfish's (rare) blindspot, great content Goth.

[tomasalbertomunozpoupin]

If there is no way to get out the rook without loosing the game, I would say that is the longest blunder in history