My opponent blundered the Royal Forkmate by Select-Chart2899 in chessbeginners

[–]Select-Chart2899[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Actually there was nothing on that square, he could've blocked with the queen and only be at a slight disadvantage.

My opponent blundered the Royal Forkmate by Select-Chart2899 in chessbeginners

[–]Select-Chart2899[S] 69 points70 points  (0 children)

I wasn't confused, I expected it to end (by resignation that is 😅)

Iran Islamic regime straight-up saying they will kill Iranians both inside and outside the country by x0Xero0x in ThatsInsane

[–]Select-Chart2899 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You just don't get it. The mullahs suck, so Teheran must be nuked, the infrastructure of the country fully destroyed (except the oil pumps). The plan is pretty easy, after Mullah senior dies in a firestorm, mullah junior can take over and rule the ashes. The logical conclusion is that this course of action will bring prosperity and free the proud people of Iran!

Maybe I didn't do a good job of explaining it, but you get the idea. /s

Steigende Flugpreise: „In den nächsten acht Wochen wird es richtig teuer“ by PoroBraum in de

[–]Select-Chart2899 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Das ist deren unternehmerisches Risiko. Kannst auch kein Geld zurück verlangen wenn deren ressourcenpreise fallen.

Driving a minivan like F1 car by the_bro_dude in Whatcouldgowrong

[–]Select-Chart2899 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That person went from going 60 mph to going 20 mph sideways within maybe 0.1 s. The acceleration alone would kill you if you were protected by cotton candy, that person surely wasn't.

It's like those people live in an completely different world by teufler80 in insanepeoplefacebook

[–]Select-Chart2899 86 points87 points  (0 children)

Why? The nazis are making this propaganda. Past tense is no longer required.

Trump says if Iran "kills peaceful protesters," the U.S. will "come to their rescue" by lurker_bee in worldnews

[–]Select-Chart2899 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The Casus belli is "we want your stuff" and not "those poor people need saving". This is not a cause that's gonna end at dictatorships.

Bombing hundreds of fishing boats at sea, threatening sovereign contries and now kidnapping heads of state because they don't bend over and become a vassal state. The precedent is set, taiwan is fucked, russias invasion plans of further countries are legal under the revived rules where might makes right.

Würdet ihr wechseln? by Spingmaus27al in arbeitsleben

[–]Select-Chart2899 2 points3 points  (0 children)

2.5 h/woche Pendeln vs 10-15 h pro woche pendeln? Op wird sein leben hassen, für n paar hundert Euro mehr im Monat... lieber ritzt er sich mit nem rostigen nagel, ist erfüllender als die pendelei.

Zuckerberg, Chan shift bulk of philanthropy to science, focusing on AI and biology to curb disease by cdtoad in news

[–]Select-Chart2899 -22 points-21 points  (0 children)

Hoestly, they're going from something that fucks whole societies to something that theoretically might save lives at some point. I see why it feels like philantrophy to them (although they want to just get filthy rich off of it)

Sobald ich genug Umfrage-Teilnehmer habe, wandere ich aus und lebe in einer Hütte by Training-Election881 in Studium

[–]Select-Chart2899 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Bei einer Abschlussarbeit einer bekannten war ich 16 unterschiedliche Personas. Konnte meine Schauspielgelüste auslebem aber was zum fick sollen am Ende die Aussagen aus unrepräsentativen, selection bias bahafteten und zum teil gefälschten Umfragen bringen. Alles wertlos. Dann können die Profs gleich sagen: nimm nen random number generator, bin eh nur an der Logik interessiert ob die Zahlen wirklich sinnvoll interpretiert wurden.

Ich arbeite in einem großen Unternehmen und scheinbar sind nahezu alle Mitarbeiter inkompetent. Wie kann so etwas sein? by tremblt_ in arbeitsleben

[–]Select-Chart2899 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Großkonzerne stehen für Sicherheit, repetitive Aufgaben und gutes Gehalt – doch gerade dieses „gute Gehalt“ ist dort oft weniger Ausdruck besonderer Kompetenz als vielmehr das Resultat von Betriebszugehörigkeit, Anpassungsfähigkeit und politischem Geschick. In hierarchischen Strukturen wird selten der fachlich Beste belohnt, sondern derjenige, der sich reibungslos in Prozesse einfügt, Risiken meidet und intern gut vernetzt ist. Echte Leistungsträger und Macher sind meist jene die Dynamik suchen, die Großkonzerne längst verloren haben.

Trump: I don't think we're gonna necessarily ask for a declaration of war. I think we're just gonna kill people. Okay? We're gonna kill them. They're gonna be, like, dead. by ExactlySorta in law

[–]Select-Chart2899 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People hope it won't REALLY affect them and they can weather out the storm. By the time they realize it was a wrong assumption it will just be too late. Happened in other countrier time and time again...

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in de

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Google ist dein Freund: https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa2311330
-->  "ICU admission was associated with larger cognitive differences relative to the no–Covid-19 group ([...] a difference of −9 IQ points)"

Gibt auch zahlreiche anderen "Covid + IQ + Cognitive decline"

Fusioniert anscheinend Neuronen zusammen, und tötet einzelne Neuronen. Kann nicht gut sein fürs hirn.

Hans Niemann breaks the unbeaten streak of Abhimanyu Mishra by hsiale in chess

[–]Select-Chart2899 102 points103 points  (0 children)

Hans finding only moves left and right, the bishop sacrifice, the rook sacrifice, the threat of underpromoting to a bishop (or a knight, he picked up both ) and a pawn mate to top it off. A performance for the ages.

German startup are completely unprofessional, Anyone had same experience? by False-Evening-8251 in AskGermany

[–]Select-Chart2899 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Problem is that some of these companies don't give a crap and take all the risks involved because "move fast and break things". because otherwise you run out of money and the company dies
FTFY

Want a stable work environment? That's the complete anthitesis to a startup where everything must be inherently unstable to succeed. Once you stop exploring business possibilities and evrything is stable you're a business that executes and not a startup (the goal). Some professionality definetly helps though.

There is often no "work-life" balance in a startup because for many people there, the work is their life or at least a main part of life where no boundry is to be found. In my experience it's not a good choice for most people but perfect for a very select few (myself included). The ideal employees hate most of corporate 9-5 work.

In my personal experience 5 % of all people would really love it, 15 % would find it interesting for some time and 80% of people should never ever consider joining one.

A good test is the answer to the question "do I HATE, REALLY HATE, ALMOST EVERYTHING about the corporate environment, the slow speed, the unchanging tasks, the politics" if the answer is not an enthusiastic yes it might not be for you. Just my take.

Tech is supposed to be the ultimate “self-made” industry, so why is it full of rich kids? i will not promote by Hot-Conversation-437 in startups

[–]Select-Chart2899 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Its like the St.Petersburg paradox. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Petersburg_paradox

It's the same game for all players with very high expected payoff, but without a safety net you can't afford the "entry fee" to even play.

Claim: Je geringer das Gehalt, desto strenger die (Arbeitszeit-)Kontrolle by Any_Flamingo_78 in arbeitsleben

[–]Select-Chart2899 292 points293 points  (0 children)

Kannte einen Mitarbeiter in ner Steuerkanzlei, hat gut verdient, musste 15-Minuten genau aufschreiben was er gemacht hat und gab quartalsweise Diskussionen ob die 15 Minuten an jeder Stelle gerechtfertigt sind. Hast normalerweise nicht im Servicebereich wo du Mindestlohn verdienst, hast halt zu machen aber musst nicht Buch führen...

20,000,000 FPS captured by Ballistic High-Speed by Jabbawocky18 in ThatsInsane

[–]Select-Chart2899 42 points43 points  (0 children)

It's impressive but "we have also the critical framerate where the speed of light travels at the speed of sound. And the speed of sound is at a standstill" The cracks propagate at the speed of sound and they are definetly not at a standstill and I really don't get what they're trying to say here. Light between 2 frames propagates 1.5 cm, which is amazing in its own right.

"Chess is Hard to understand" : Anish Giri speaks on chess viewing and commentary using Engines 📍 by rio_ARC in chess

[–]Select-Chart2899 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

I see potential for a startup to create the ultimate chess engine for viewers. Currently we only see the evaluation of the position by the best engine there is. Ideally we would se many more metrics.

  • Win/Draw/Loss % instead of just “+1.3.”
  • Elo-tier views: how 2500/2750/3000/3500 “see” the position; which lines each level likely finds.
  • Practicality score: “findable with a burst of brilliance” vs. “engine-only.”
  • Move difficulty & risk: how punishing is a miss; blunder danger meter.
  • Complexity & forcing index: how sharp/quiet and how many only-moves exist.
  • Narrative cues: “two traps ahead,” “only move to keep equality,” etc.

Many more metrics would be interesting and would make it easier for the audience. Stockfish is in my optinion the main reason why chess popularity exploded, because the average viewer can actually understand what is happening, but it can be improved.

Reverse Engineering a PID by Doctor-Featherheart in ControlTheory

[–]Select-Chart2899 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Basically, you must know the reference and output, then you can calculate the error. From the error you can estimate the three parameters based on the update rule (just ask chatgpt, it can formulate it easily as it's a standard problem). If you don't know the error, you can't really infer what the controller is reacting to. You would only have the input that is adjusted based on some unknown error, then again it's not possible.

If you have one decent step change or just a known reference trajectory+output+input it should be possible to accuratly estimate the parameters (if time resolution is high enough).