One Hour of Hikaru Explaining Aggressive Openings

Показать описание

Professor Hikaru plays an educational viewer arena and explains his thought processes through the most aggressive openings in chess.

━━━━━━━━━━━━━
👌Channel Management ► Team Hikaru

#gmhikaru #chess #chesslessons

Рекомендации по теме

Комментарии

When you think you got your opponent stumped but he’s just showing chat his plate of fish

edjletedjlyeet

The fact you can narrate and play is almost a form of art. Don't let em knock you off your square. 😂

johnr.

Kramnik might be 500 elo in statistics but he is a GM in doubling down.

MARKOzekoZECEVIC

He beat all of his opponents in this hour. Interesting.

tiletapperever

Naka I am a 40 yo dude, and I met both of you and Kramnik 14 years ago in the first London Chess Classic in 2009. I also have your Bullet chess book autographed. I remember you played against Kramnik in London, and I never thought it would come to this. Vlad seems very grumpy old man, even though he is only 48 yo !!

tomsmith

I love all the support Hikaru has given to the Pineapples over the years

Zharkan

whoever makes the thumbnails deserves a raise

HoFoShAo

33:00 I went to eye-surgery that used a femtosecond laser to cut the corneal flap about 10 years ago. Literally the only thing that surgeon did was to turn the flap away that was cut by a computer and then another computer program did the actual eye-surgery with an excimer laser. After that the surgeon turned the flap back. As long as the surgeon doesn't drop items on the eye, this technique is as close to fully computer implemented operating as possible. In addition, the operation is done one eye at a time and you can verify that you didn't go blind before the another eye is operated. Be warned that your vision has a lot of haze for the first day – you can see small details far away but it's like your vision had heavy anti-glare display surface effect at the same time.

The bad part is that the edges of the flap will wrinkle a bit if correction you need is big enough and that will cause more or less star-burst problems when your pupil is wide open. If you can find a clinic that can cut big enough corneal flap. I think my operation used about 8 mm flap diameter and I would say that if it had use 11 mm flap the results would have been perfect even with fully open pupil. The clinic did measure my wide open pupil diameter before the operation but that's only about the size of the flap but that measurement doesn't consider wrinkling of the edge of the flap (which happens because part of the eye is removed wiht the excimer laser and the corneal flap can no longer use the same shape and will wrinkle at the edges a bit.

The biggest problem for me was installing the mechanical device that keeps your eye lids open at all time into correct place. I think that thing touched the surface of my left eye while it was being installed and that caused slight double vision for my left eye for a couple of months.

I would have never went for the operation using microceratomy, though. That method has pretty poor results even if you're lucky.

MikkoRantalainen

16:19 Congratulations! You shocked Hikaru!

handlesucks

Honestly, I can appreciate your openness to your defeats. If you hadn’t told me you lost, before the round (at the very start of video), I would’ve simply thought you won. I respect it ☺️

Teo

yo Hikaru is a absolutely insane. It makes me feel smart for being able to follow like 85% of his nonstop rambling. I know people like Darcss are going to watch this like "are you kidding me, he wasn't even paying attention to the game."

gourdtube

lmao if the computer-brain interface ever becomes a thing, you could literally do a TEMPEST attack to read someone's mind (A tempest attack is more or less when you use RF to pick up leaking signals/emissions from electronics, e.g. you can pick up the signals traveling through an HDMI cable between a computer and a monitor to physically see what's showing up on their monitor, or transmissions from a SATA cable to read what's on their hard drive without ever having physical access to their pc. It can all be done remotely). All that smart home/cyber-wear stuff sounds cool to laymen but there's no shot anyone who knows the first thing about security will ever touch them

dg_yorick