Re:How to Store a Chess Game in 26 Bytes Using Bit-Level Mag...
by astrobe_ on Friday September 15, 2023 @01:18PM
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In the early 90ies, we used to have pocket electronic chess games. I used to have myself one that was about the size of a pocket calculator (it actually was also a pocket calculator), which included a tiny board with tiny, tiny chess pieces. Not a strong opponent and quite slow, but good enough for casual games on the road.
I doubt you could fit that JSON file in its NVRAM. Sometimes I wonder how much sooner we could have had what smartphones offer us today if some technical choices had been made more... wisely.
But that's the endless conundrum Worse is better [1].
I doubt you could fit that JSON file in its NVRAM. Sometimes I wonder how much sooner we could have had what smartphones offer us today if some technical choices had been made more... wisely.
But that's the endless conundrum Worse is better [1].
[1] https://dreamsongs.com/RiseOfWorseIsBetter.html