CristianCantoro
@cristiancantoro.bsky.social
Scientific Project Officer - European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency (ECAT).
Ph.D. in CS (UniTN, Italy), Wikimedian, free-software activist and physicist PGP 2E63 EF06 BBE9 68B4 E887 AD10 F4B4 A141 4B2F 9555
Ph.D. in CS (UniTN, Italy), Wikimedian, free-software activist and physicist PGP 2E63 EF06 BBE9 68B4 E887 AD10 F4B4 A141 4B2F 9555
From now on, this video will be my go-to answer to "... but what do we need math in real life for?"
October 18, 2025 at 9:58 PM
From now on, this video will be my go-to answer to "... but what do we need math in real life for?"
Abstract Wikipedia is not AI.
July 1, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Abstract Wikipedia is not AI.
Some women, notably Judit Polgar (the strongest woman chess player of all time) are opposed to the separation, because it implies that women cannot be at the same level of men.
June 30, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Some women, notably Judit Polgar (the strongest woman chess player of all time) are opposed to the separation, because it implies that women cannot be at the same level of men.
In fact, there are basically two types of tournaments with regards to gender: women's only and "open", which is for everybody. By the same logic, FIDE created women's titles (from Woman Fide Master (WFM), to Woman Grandmaster (WGM)) with lower requirements. 2/
June 30, 2025 at 5:25 PM
In fact, there are basically two types of tournaments with regards to gender: women's only and "open", which is for everybody. By the same logic, FIDE created women's titles (from Woman Fide Master (WFM), to Woman Grandmaster (WGM)) with lower requirements. 2/
Also not an expert, but in short, also yes. Women's tournament have been created because historically, women's level in chess is lower than men's and it is a way to (1) encourage participation; (2) create a safer space for participants. 1/
June 30, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Also not an expert, but in short, also yes. Women's tournament have been created because historically, women's level in chess is lower than men's and it is a way to (1) encourage participation; (2) create a safer space for participants. 1/
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This is my Internet Archive Scholar fan art <3
February 19, 2025 at 11:54 PM
This is my Internet Archive Scholar fan art <3