fens

The Fens in East Anglia in the UK has a lot of interesting pumping tech.

If you rerun those FENs in Stockfish you can pretty quickly create an easier dataset.

I ran into the privacy fens on the other side of the parking lot, but no one was injured.

I went to the bank to pay a USD bill in RMB and they gave me 1 and 5 fens in my change.

I watched him drive around the fens in circles for the next half hour (literally, Park Drive to Fenway to Park Drive to Fenway).

I suspect that the large amount of chess pretraining data is not well synchronized with positions, because in books and articles the text is typically accompanied by pictures of the positions, NOT FENs / PGNs.

The Fens were drained in the 17th century with help from Dutch engineers, and I believe much of the area is now below sea level; the river Ouse is raised above the surrounding land with embankments.

I suspect its something to do with the fens.

I took a friend into the medical area around the Fens recently and it was really a cut over here and don't let them in sort of situation.

I guess the point of the experiment was with climate and increasing flooded landscape (like the fens?) But the risk would be salt incursion as much as anything else.

The fens were drained in the 17th century onwards with the help of some Dutch engineering and Ely is now just a hill.

> including the famously flat Lincolnshire fens.

"Fault" is a complex set of things, and while if I was mugged wandering the Fens at night the moral culpability would lie with the muggers, but there are a lot of people who made decisions that were neccesary-but-not-sufficient for that to occur.