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Sunfish
Sunfish: a Python Chess Engine in 111 lines of code
sunfish is a minimalist yet surprisingly strong chess engine written in Python, designed to demonstrate how powerful algorithms can be implemented in a highly compact codebase. Despite being only around a hundred lines of core logic, the engine achieves competitive performance, reaching ratings above 2000 on online platforms. It implements classic chess engine techniques such as alpha-beta pruning and efficient board representation while maintaining readability and simplicity. ... -
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Anthropic's Original Performance
Anthropic's original performance take-home, now open for you to try
Anthropic's Original Performance repository contains the publicly released version of a performance challenge originally used by Anthropic as part of their technical interview process, offering developers the opportunity to optimize and benchmark low-level code against simulated models. The project sets up a baseline performance problem where participants work to reduce simulated “clock cycles” required to run a given workload, effectively challenging them to engineer faster code under constraints. This take-home includes starter code, tests, and tools to debug performance, aiming to measure how effectively one can apply algorithmic improvements and optimizations. Because it’s framed around beating baseline scores — and even outperforming previous automated systems — it encourages both deep knowledge of Python and creative problem-solving. -
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Vocode
Build voice-based LLM agents. Modular + open source
Vocode is an open source library that makes it easy to build voice-based LLM apps. Using Vocode, you can build real-time streaming conversations with LLMs and deploy them to phone calls, Zoom meetings, and more. You can also build personal assistants or apps like voice-based chess. Vocode provides easy abstractions and integrations so that everything you need is in a single library. -
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CCZero (中国象棋Zero)
Implement AlphaZero/AlphaGo Zero methods on Chinese chess
ChineseChess-AlphaZero is a project that implements the AlphaZero algorithm for the game of Chinese Chess (Xiangqi). It adapts DeepMind’s AlphaZero method—combining neural networks and Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS)—to learn and play Chinese Chess without prior human data. The system includes self-play, training, and evaluation pipelines tailored to Xiangqi's unique game mechanics. -
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ch0 c-h-zero the chess engine!!! How well is it possible for your processor(s) to play chess? How well is it possible for someone AND your processor(s) to play chess? Would they let it fly, or manage it actively? --> Let's evolve !!!
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