vdbergh
vdbergh
A technical question. How do we know which user is logged in?
Ok that's easy. `request.authenticated_userid` is a boolean that says if the user is logged in. EDIT. Not a boolean. Just the name of the logged in user, if any.
I thought about this. But the problem is that the machines display is not permanent. So by itself it is not sufficient to connect a `uuid` with a `hostname`. Reporting...
What about `platform.platform()` (I don't know what it returns on windows)? Or perhaps `platform.platform(aliased=1)`?
> > what it returns on windows > > Windows 11: `Windows-10-10.0.22000-SP0` Hmm weird.
Both seems fine. Luckily soon the counting of runs will no longer be necessary.
It would be useful to give actual examples of the lack of "proper error handling". Better yet, post them as issues on the c-chess-cli github repository.
@vondele I am working on a small PR to allow the server to set a batch_size. It is mainly for sprt but it will also work for spsa and fixed...
I think one cannot say anything without first measuring the Elo difference between 590 and 790. If it takes many games to just _detect_ the difference one cannot expect spsa...
I am curious. Why can SF not handle non-ascii strings?