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This is so awesome! Where did you find this? I can’t wait to see more videos!

Right on, Nic!! Taking it to a new level. Keep pushing forward.

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Good Job, keep up the amazing work. Maybe ready for the market, soon enough :)

Keep going Pizzanic!!! Wicked project! Can you go over your speech quick for those of us who are curious, and why you are restricted to one arm? Amazing work my man!

BS jus full of buzz words it’s just a timer

That's the plan, but as a separate chess clock mode.😊

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Wait is this a digital chess timer using Arduino?

Chess.com looking strange 😂

Best of luck!

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Did you hit all the buzzwords?

Can I ask the monitor size, omg how it fits there. Asking for myself

I suck at editing. F

Hi, Where did you find the documentation on the chessnut API? I'm looking to use a raspberry Pi to talk to the board, and have the Pi dedicated to running an engine, with hardware buttons to control settings. I really hate using the board via the apps, which puts me off using mine. Good work, by the way! Thanks Jake

Oh wow, you actually got the Docker-based install working?

# lichess dev environment >instructions for gnu/linux everything that follows will be done from a base dir that ve will create @ ~/dev/lichess in that dir clone lila and lila-db-seed This dir should be mounted @ /host on your docker inst >create a docker-compose.yml with the following: ` version: "3.3" services: redis: image: redis:6-alpine ports: - 6379:6379 mongo: image: mongo:5.0 restart: always container_name: lila_mongo ports: - 27017:27017 volumes: # use `docker exec -it lila_mongo bash` to get a shell inside mongo # container. Directory containing this docker-compose.yml will be mounted # as /host inside container so you can import db dumps, etc. - .:/host - lila_mongo_data:/data/db volumes: lila_mongo_data: {} ` >Now spin up a redis and mongodb instance with docker-compose up ## Coursier ` curl -fL "github.com/coursier/launchers/raw/master/cs-x86_64-pc-linux.gz" | gzip -d > cs chmod +x ./cs and run cs ` ## create database indexes `docker exec lila_mongo mongosh lichess < bin/mongodb/indexes.js` ## seed database `git clone github.com/lichess-org/lila-db-seed` For users, games, puzzles, teams, forums, blogs, game histories, timelines, activity, and more - use the spamdb.py script to populate your database (requires python 3.9+). `pyton -m pip install pymongo python lila-db-seed/spamdb/spamdb.py --helpdocker exec lila_mongo sh` Or, you may install game & puzzle data only by nou running spamdb. ## enter your mongo instance: `docker exec -it lila_mongo sh` ## enter your shared lichess folder on the host machine, and run: `cd lila-db-seed mongorestore dump`

I wonder if there's a way to add wheels to the pieces or something so that you don't have to move the opponent :P Maybe electro magnets would work. May be a bit pricey.

Goddamn You're cool. Now you've got to connect a chess clock to the api

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I am not changing the title. 😅

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