I was on the Ergodox Ez for many years which is also quite big. I was unhappy with how much space it took up on my desk. I switched to a Totem keyboard, a 38 key split, and while it took a while to get used to and…
No, some are very portable. I use a Totem which is a 38 key split. It's very compact and fits into a small case I could easily just carry by hand if I wanted to.
I don't have an answer, but there's over a decade of hand history discussions online from various poker forums like 2p2 and more recently Reddit.
Not only to limit the scope of what it has to simulate, but only a certain number of bet sizes is practical for a human to implement in their strategy.
I play PLO and sometimes share hand histories with ChatGPT for fun. It can never successfully parse a starting hand let alone how it interacts with the board.
Wow, a 26 minute video of a grown man fake gagging about a database he doesn't like and complaining about how some employee from said database company did not know who he was upon introduction (he literally laughed when…
I was on the Ergodox Ez for many years which is also quite big. I was unhappy with how much space it took up on my desk. I switched to a Totem keyboard, a 38 key split, and while it took a while to get used to and…
No, some are very portable. I use a Totem which is a 38 key split. It's very compact and fits into a small case I could easily just carry by hand if I wanted to.
I don't have an answer, but there's over a decade of hand history discussions online from various poker forums like 2p2 and more recently Reddit.
Not only to limit the scope of what it has to simulate, but only a certain number of bet sizes is practical for a human to implement in their strategy.
I play PLO and sometimes share hand histories with ChatGPT for fun. It can never successfully parse a starting hand let alone how it interacts with the board.
Wow, a 26 minute video of a grown man fake gagging about a database he doesn't like and complaining about how some employee from said database company did not know who he was upon introduction (he literally laughed when…