Trying to make FEN Chess file parser in C, board representation is done. Moving on to the real stuff now.

Behold a simple macro to time your CUDA Kernels.

You should hate seeing more lines of code from the bottom of your heart. Become a minimalist. I will be trying to embrace this from now on.

this fen parser has a lot of string manipulation, i am tired of playing around with strings now

FEN Parser is complete now. You will get bonus points by identifying the famous chess game with this position.

I am generating possible moves and wrote a move generator for the pawn piece. Moving on to the KNIGHT.

Building things from scratch can pull you in a deep hole. You’ll feel it’s endless, but a light appears at the abyss’s bottom. You hope for a bug-free heaven, but instead, you find integration hell. 20 functions failing in your 200 LOC baby project?? No worries, it is just the

I was hoping AI would do something like this instead of generating erotica.

I am in the process of making my own simple chess engine. I have build the board state, model, piece identification, MOST IMPORTANT - FEN File parser, and just now finished adding move generators for Knight, Rook, and Pawn.

I wrote the entire Move Generation Logic by myself, and Claude one shotted the SDL2 based UI. But I need to review the code tomorrow. I need to understand how and what it did.

I am now writing a move legality checker, things like is the king in check right now, will a move put your king in danger, etc. Lots of stuff to think about algorithmically.

The move legality checker for my chess engine is done. I am not catering to castling and en passant, I will add them later on.

Writing a simple minimax search based on depth for the chess engine.

Look at this beautiful Chess Engine that I made, I am gonna cry seeing computer playing the moves on its own.

If you want to something fun over the weekend, make a chess engine.

Is this the end of you Saiyan? Goku, are you finished?

I've never used catppuccin theme for YT before but it looks sooo good

I have a simple question. Do they research whether users need this? Or are they adding AI everywhere just so managers can show that their teams are working on AI for brownie points? And in the end, we get all the slop glued together?

Touching grass today.

The more I travel, the more I get blackpilled.