[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 74 points 10 months ago

Nope. The topic at hand is free ice-ceam. A topic that you, as a rational adult, can understand that is 100% literal and not at hyperbolic example to make a point about general trends and not a single specific item.

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 27 points 1 year ago

with a white circle and a black cross

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 96 points 1 year ago

can live on [...] soil nutrients

Except they don't. Carnivorous plants evolved in soils that are poor in nitrates and/or phosphates, so they get them from their preys.

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 27 points 1 year ago

The entire strip is Hamas according to the IDF

The IDF issued an order to evacuate the north part of Gaza. So anyone that didn't evacuate? Hamas. And the people who evacuated? Hamas using human shields. Sadly this isn't satire, it is the IDF's actual justification.

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Format

Knock-out tournament. Each match consists of 90 minutes of 5+1 blitz games, 60 minutes of 3+1 blitz games and 30 minutes of 1+1 bullet games. In case of a tie, the players play four additional 1+1 games, and if necessary. an Armageddon game where the players bid the time.

Players

(chess.com ratings)

  • Hikaru Nakamura 🇺🇸 3286
  • Yu Yangyi 🇨🇳 3077
  • Alireza Firouzja 🇫🇷 2896
  • Magnus Carlsen 🇳🇴 2887
  • Fabiano Caruana 🇺🇸 2813
  • ~~Ding Liren 🇨🇳 2787~~ Ian Nepomniachtchi 🏳️ 2785
  • Wesley So 🇺🇸 2765
  • Levon Aronian 🇺🇸 2750
  • Arjun Erigaisi 🇮🇳 2737
  • Dmitry Andreikin 🏳️ 2736
  • Maxime Vachier-Lagrave 🇫🇷 2722
  • Nodirbek Abdusattorov 🇺🇿 2708
  • Alexey Sarana 🇷🇸 2707
  • Nihal Sarin 🇮🇳 2689
  • Gukesh D 🇮🇳 2659
  • Santosh Gujrathi Vidit 🇮🇳 2616

Schedule

Round of 16

  • Nakamura vs Yu Yangyi: Sep 4, 13:00 UTC
  • So vs Aronian: Sep 5, 18:00 UTC
  • Sarin vs Sarana: Sep 6, 16:00 UTC
  • Firouzja vs Andreikin: Sep 8, 17:00 UTC
  • Liren vs Erigaisi: Sep 10, 13:00 UTC
  • MVL vs Gukesh: Sep 11, 12:30 UTC
  • Caruana vs Abdusattorov: Sep 11, 17:00 UTC
  • Carlsen vs Vidit: Sep 12, 13:00 UTC

Quarterfinals

  • QF1: Sep 13, 13:00 UTC
  • QF2: Sep 14, 12:00 UTC
  • QF3: Sep 15, 12:30 UTC
  • QF4: Sep 15, 17:00 UTC

Semifinals

  • SF1: Sep 19, 17:00 UTC
  • SF2: Sep 20, 16:00 UTC

Final

Sep 22. 18:00 UTC

Links

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The Julius Baer Generation Cup is the 5th event on the 2023 Champions Chess Tour.

Format

The Julius Baer Generation Cup features three Divisions of 8, 16 and 32 players. Each division is a double-elimination knockout where if one player loses one match he drops down to a Losers bracket and can still win the tournament. In the Grand Final if the player from the Winners bracket loses, there's a rematch.

The total prize fund is $235,000, with a top prize of $30,000 (150 Tour points) in Division I, $10,000 in Division II (50 points) and $5,000 (20 points) in Division III. The top 3 in Division I and the winner of Division II qualify straight to Division I of the next event on the Tour.

The time control for normal games is 15 minutes per player for all moves, with a 3-second increment each move. In Division I and II the Winners bracket matches are played over four games, while in the Losers bracket there are two games. In Division III all matches are over two games except the 4-game Grand Final. A tie in a match is decided by an Armageddon game with no increment, where the players bid for time they are willing to play with. The lowest bidder gets that time and can pick colour, while the opponent gets 15 minutes. Black only needs a draw to win the match.

Players

Division I

  • Magnus Carlsen 🇳🇴 2835
  • Fabiano Caruana 🇺🇸 2782
  • Alireza Firouzja 🇫🇷 2777
  • Wesley So 🇺🇸 2769
  • Nodirbek Abdusattorov 🇺🇿 2725
  • M. Amin Tabatabaei 🇮🇷 2696
  • Pavel Eljanov 🇺🇦 2695
  • Denis Lazavik 🏳️ 2560

Division II

  • Ian Nepomniatchtchi 🏳️ 2779
  • Levon Aronian 🇺🇸 2742
  • Vladislav Artemiev 🏳️ 2698
  • Alexey Sarana 🇷🇸 2685
  • Nihal Sarin 🇮🇳 2684
  • Bassem Amin 🇪🇬 2684
  • Andrey Esipenko 🏳️ 2683
  • Vladimir Fedoseev 🇸🇮 2676
  • Laurent Fressinet 🇫🇷 2652
  • Rauf Mamedov 🇦🇿 2633
  • Nodirbek Yakubboev 🇺🇿 2630
  • Eduardo Iturrizaga 🇪🇸 2617
  • Maksim Chigaev 🇪🇸 2616
  • Aleksey Dreev 🏳️ 2698
  • Aydin Suleymanli 🇦🇿 2586
  • Evgeny Alekseev 🇮🇱 2573

Division III

  • Anish Giri 🇳🇱 2769
  • Vladimir Kramnik 🏳️ 2753
  • Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 🇦🇿 2747
  • Dmitry Andreikin 🏳️ 2729
  • Parham Maghsoodloo 🇮🇷 2702
  • Samuel Sevian 🇺🇸 2698
  • Igor Kovalenko 🇺🇦 2674
  • Matthias Bluebaum 🇩🇪 2670
  • Etienne Bacrot 🇫🇷 2662
  • Jaime Santos Latasa 🇪🇸 2656
  • Alan Pichot 🇪🇸 2642
  • Gata Kamsky 🇺🇸 2641
  • Shant Sargsyan 🇦🇲 2639
  • Benjamin Gledura 🇭🇺 2637
  • Georg Meier 🇺🇾 2629
  • Yuriy Kuzubov 🇺🇦 2627
  • Benjamin Bok 🇳🇱 2617
  • Aram Hakobyan 🇦🇲 2612
  • Samvel Ter-Sahakyan 🇦🇲 2609
  • Olexandr Bortnyk 🇺🇦 2608
  • Shamsiddin Vokhidov 🇺🇿 2597
  • Nikolas Theodoru 🇬🇷 2586
  • Constantin Lupulescu 🇷🇴 2584
  • Bardiya Daneshvar 🇮🇷 2570
  • Velimir Ivic 🇷🇸 2570
  • Tuan Minh Le 🇻🇳 2559
  • Vugar Rasulov 🇦🇿 2549
  • Rudik Makarian 🏳️ 2546
  • Nikita Meshkovs 🇱🇻 2544
  • Diego Flores 🇦🇷 2534
  • Pablo Salinas Herrera 🇨🇱 2464
  • Garg Aradhya 🇮🇳 2395

Schedule

Division I

  • Quarterfinals: 30th August
    • Game 1: 15:00 UTC
    • Game 2: 15:35 UTC
    • Game 3: 16:20 UTC
    • Game 4: 16:55 UTC
    • Game 5: 17:40 UTC
  • Losers Round 1: 31st August
    • Game 1: 15:00 UTC
    • Game 2: 15:35 UTC
    • Game 3: 16:20 UTC
  • Semifinals: 31st August
    • Game 1: 16:50 UTC
    • Game 2: 17:25 UTC
    • Game 3: 18:10 UTC
    • Game 4: 18:45 UTC
    • Game 5: 19:30 UTC
  • Losers Quarterfinals: 1st September
    • Game 1: 15:00 UTC
    • Game 2: 15:35 UTC
    • Game 3: 16:10 UTC
  • Final: 1st September
    • Game 1: 16:50 UTC
    • Game 2: 17:25 UTC
    • Game 3: 18:10 UTC
    • Game 4: 18:45 UTC
    • Game 5: 19:30 UTC
  • Losers Final: 2nd September
    • Game 1: 16:50 UTC
    • Game 2: 17:25 UTC
    • Game 3: 18:05 UTC
  • Grand Final: 3rd September
    • Game 1: 15:00 UTC
    • Game 2: 15:35 UTC
    • Game 3: 16:20 UTC
    • Game 4: 16:55 UTC
    • Game 5: 17:40 UTC
  • Grand Final Reset: 3rd September
    • Game 1: 18:15 UTC
    • Game 2: 18:50 UTC
    • Game 3: 19:25 UTC

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[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 29 points 1 year ago

Fire the guy, ban him from football for life, but does he need to be arrested?

It is not up to you to decide. The Spanish law is pretty clear in this respect, and a non-consensual kiss is explicitly defined as sexual assault, period. And this is a very recent law that has been widely discussed and reported in media, so there is no chance that he didn't know the legal consequences of his acts. He simply believed that his position of power would be enough to evade the legal consequences.

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 26 points 1 year ago

Identity theft is not a joke

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 38 points 1 year ago

That is not Sisyphus, it is Sisyphus' shadow on the wall of the cavern

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 55 points 1 year ago

Defined, not based

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 54 points 1 year ago

The EU started their own instance when Musk bought Twitter

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 31 points 1 year ago

The caption is wrong. This is Zuck when you have downloaded the app. The list of permissions includes him going to your house and watching while you take a shower.

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 26 points 1 year ago

This "problem" isn't new or unique to the Fediverse, or even to the Internet. It's much much older. What's to prevent someone from hijacking your name?

Most societies converged to a simple solution: surnames. The Fediverse is not different. "YourHuckleberry" is your username and "@lemmy.world" your usersurname. It is impossible to hijack your name+surname.

[-] jalda@sopuli.xyz 103 points 1 year ago

XMPP did not exist on its own outside of nerd circles, while ActivityPub enjoys the support and brand recognition of Mastodon.

I love Mastodon and the Fediverse, but to pretend that we are not a nerd circle is a bit disingenuous.

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