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Lichess: Chess for the World (Good)

https://lichess.org is a great site, not only because it is free, but because it abstracts the entire process of online chess in a simple and easily digestible manor. Lichess also features a machine learning opponent that adapts and improves after every game. This site holds many applications in AI as well as network programming. The raw source code can be found here: https://github.com/ornicar/lila 

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  1. This sounds interesting may have to look at it

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  2. Awesome website! I have used it before and it keeps the games challenging. I might just have to get back into it.

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  3. This looks like a great way to play chess online, especially since it's free. The built-in lessons must be great too.

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  4. This is my first time seeing this sight but it looks like something I could get into and my brother loves chess I'm going to tell him about it. Thanks for sharing.

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