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<h1>fork: simple chess engine</h1>
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I created a simple bitboard chess engine to learn what is behind technology that beats my ass regulary, and also to get better grasp on crystal lang. I probably should add some endgame strategy, but it feels like I spend enough time on that, and it's time to release it to the world.
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I'm really proud of my custom animated chess pieces xd.
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