@drmrboss I am on Discord. Github is for foetuses like you.
How old are you?
If you are a teenager, stop posting non sense here and stop wasting my time.
This post is educational for people.
Dont troll in this post!
Learn what is Github and come back!
How about performance. LC0 is pretty useless for the majority of CPU only users. I am assuming that SFNNUE uses Neural Nets so to run it only on a CPU is equally useless. The debate again comes down to how much you want to invest in a decent GPU (or GPUs) to get the optimum/maximum performance from the NN Engine and the corresponding net, whether SFNNUE or LC0.
The developers really need to concentrate on how to run NNs on CPU only machines. There is no point if the average user has to buy GPUs with tensor cores to run Chess Engines for daily use.
Dude, you need to know what is NNUE first before talking about nonsense.
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/stockfishnnue-probably-the-future-of-stockfish
Many themes of puzzles are used to test various engines. Here is a collection of 213 such puzzles where engines mostly fail as the themes are really complex. I tested SF, SFNNUE and LC0 (all on CPU) and only LC0 managed to solve about 50% of these. SF and SFNNUE failed miserably. It would be great if someone can make an objective comparison and post results. @drmrboss you can keep talking rude nonsense sitting on your couch. The rest of us will get on with adding some value in the World.
#1 to #60 : https://lichess.org/study/y6sM5eAf
#61 to #120 : https://lichess.org/study/Vfe59GOH
#121 to #180 : https://lichess.org/study/0FQa6riN
#181 to #213 : https://lichess.org/study/s2mTErEZ
Can you proved the results for puzzle #1?
I found a discrepancy in the first puzzle's solution.
Kinda hard to pass a test when the incorrect answer is the right one.