As a follow up, I looked into this position with the current strongest rated network, and at 25 visits, K14 is actually the favorite move, followed by the reduction at O8*. After 100,000 visits it hates every move, but thinks that K14 is about 6.5 points better than the next best move H14. There are some big territorial swings, and depending on the exact sequence the network will like the situation more or less, so the network thinks this is a very volatile position.
* Note, now that I've had a look at it, I don't believe that it is possible for black to kill white at M10. Best black can do seems to be seki: bO8, O7, N5, P8, N8, N9, M8, P9. But if you have a better result for black please let me know.
Blind spots like this occur all of the time. Can you give some additional details and context? And I'll try to get this position as an sgf position for training.
What network were you using to evaluate this position?
Do you have an sgf file of this game that you can share, so that I can attempt to reproduce this issue? (Sometimes, the real blind spot is few plys into the tree, so it's sometimes useful to be able to look into the position.)
I'm always hype as fuck for Return of Mount Hua Sect. They dropped 4 or 5 chapters, guess the season started and they were a bit behind. I'm a light novel reader of this series, so I don't want to get into too much lest I inadvertently spoil something though. Just I'm so happy our sassy old man is back in fine fettle.
I would imagine it's fine, the reddit manga community allowed manhwa and manhua.
In practice, it's hard to know exactly how Reddit structures the data they have and what exactly a delete actually does and what backups they have.
That being said, it's not out of the question that you could delete your post history, then your account, and reddit only restores your post history and not your account, leaving you unable to delete it again.
We're happy to have API clients, crawlers, scrapers, and browser extensions, but they have to obey some rules:
Emphasis mine. From the official, archived documentation here:
Energy efficiency? Perhaps. A general purpose computer will typically use slightly more energy than an equivalent appliance.
"Which of the two obvious Department of Defense propaganda films was the better one?" seems like a bit of a self-defeating question to me.
Hard to find people local to me as well. I have a go club I attend every week, but the drive is nearly two hours one way.
Hit me up on OGS some time. https://online-go.com/player/109570/
I also got the spinny. I think it was a timeout issue with the form. I copied my essay, refreshed, and pasted it in and it worked fine.
I've been looking into NAS boxes myself for my job. My colleague and I eventually landed on Synology's DiskStation DS420j for my purposes. However, I cannot yet recommend it, because this is still in the planning stage, and we're also running under the theory that we will be doing minor changes such as upgrading the RAM and so on.
However, this being said, if we didn't have the labor budget constraints to consider (humans are expensive), we would probably wind up going with a microATX case and motherboard and rolling our own.