I'll admit I'm a sucker for Kamil Plichta's enthusiasm and terrible jokes. :D
Also - maybe Chessbook would be a good pairing for this? Marries the Stockfish analysis with frequency and lichess database. https://www.chessbook.com/
I like a lot the courses by Alex Colovic and Robert Ramirez. I found them really helpful for beginner to intermediate players. In particular the video explanations are so good. ChatGPT and Stockfish cannot reach such level!! Luckily!
A written blog series with breakdowns for every step along the proces maybe then? It could be really interesting to be able to reproduce and improve on your methods etc. I really think this has potential to be great content. Both as entertainment/research but also to engage with your community.
I have very few chess books but from what I have and the articles I have read online, I like Jeremy Silman's style :)
Damn I wish I had the brain to do a project like this. It seems to fun and interesting!!
Its actually not that hard if you use Replit.com and ChatGPT as your instructor
I'll admit I'm a sucker for Kamil Plichta's enthusiasm and terrible jokes. :D
Also - maybe Chessbook would be a good pairing for this? Marries the Stockfish analysis with frequency and lichess database. https://www.chessbook.com/
If I succeed I will definitely talk with Marcus :)
I like a lot the courses by Alex Colovic and Robert Ramirez. I found them really helpful for beginner to intermediate players. In particular the video explanations are so good. ChatGPT and Stockfish cannot reach such level!! Luckily!
That will definitely be hard to match their top level!
Marc Esserman!
I once lost a game to him online. Guess the opening ;)
Our silicon overlords might not approve of his Smith-Morra, but us mere mortals are no match for it!
His movie quotes and themes to each chapter are great memory references to remember the moves. I always think in my head Nge[007]
Yes! Got way to sharp for me and a crumbled
Make this into a youtube series!! Would love to follow the whole proces!
I like this idea, if I only had more time on my hands to do such project I would!
A written blog series with breakdowns for every step along the proces maybe then? It could be really interesting to be able to reproduce and improve on your methods etc. I really think this has potential to be great content. Both as entertainment/research but also to engage with your community.
I will see what I can do! :)
Yuriy Krykun or Dalton Perrine
Good choices!
Jacob Aagaard
I agree! Another Danes writing I like is Bent Larsen.
which chess writer do you like the best?
Jeremy Silman
John Emms
Xxx x a gb
Richard Reti
This is a fun idea ...
A solid old school pick :)