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🧵 Training an AI Model on a Low-End GPU (RTX 3060)
Think you need an A100 to train AI? Think again.
I trained a model on 22GB of text using an RTX 3060 (12GB VRAM) with smart optimizations.
Here’s how I made AI training work on a budget. 👇
#AI #ThriftTrainer #LowCostAI
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The crown has found its champion. 🏆♟️
Congratulations, @AlirezaFirouzja , on a remarkable victory at Chennai Grand Masters 2026!
#Champion #ChennaiGrandMasters2026 #Chess
Hemant Rai retweeted
Great conversations lead to great ideas. ♟️
Had an insightful discussion with @LokeshNatoo at Chennai Grand Masters 2026 about the future of AI in chess and what we're building at chessfeed.ai
Looking forward to what's ahead! 🚀
#ChessInnovation #AIChessCoach
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Day 1 Recap ♟️
Brilliant moves, intense battles, and unforgettable moments.
@Chennai_GM
#ChessCommunity #ChessRecap #ReCap #chessinchennai
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Great conversations, sharp minds, and exciting interactions at Quantbox Chennai Grandmasters 2026♟️✨
#ChennaiGrandmaster #Chess #ChessCommunity #ChessTech #ChessLife
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Watching his favorite player.
Understanding every move with chessfeed.aI. ♟️🧠
Because every future champion starts by learning why. ✨
#chessfeed.ai #Chess #ChessLife #ChessCommunity #ChessAnalysis #ChessTraining
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Moments from Chennai Grand Masters. ♟️
#ChennaiGrandMasters #Chess #ChessCommunity #ChessLife #ChessTournament #Grandmaster
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Some moments in chess need no explanation. One reaction says it all. ♟️
The pressure. The emotions. The intensity.
@NodirbekGM
Hemant Rai retweeted
Four frames.
One game.
A thousand emotions.
The beauty of chess isn't just in the moves it's in the moments that follow them.♟️
#Chess #ChessLife #ChessCommunity #ChessPlayer #OverTheBoard
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Calm under pressure. Sharp in every position.
The mark of true greatness. ♟️
Always inspiring to watch, @DGukesh
#Chess #Grandmaster #ChessCommunity #ChessLife #ChennaiGrandMasters
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When one move can change everything. ♟️
Focus mode: ON. No distractions, just chess and the next best move.
@AlirezaFirouzja
#Chess #AlirezaFirouzja #Grandmaster #ChessCommunity #ChennaiGrandMasters
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Silence on the outside. A storm of calculation within. @ArjunErigaisi at the Quantbox Chennai Grand Masters. ♟️
#ChennaiGrandMasters #ArjunErigaisi #QuantboxChennaiGrandMasters #Chess
Hemant Rai retweeted
Not just a game. A battle of minds. ♟️🔥
Every move. Every glance. Every decision. Experience the energy and elegance at @Chennai_GM
#ChennaiGrandmaster #ChessTournament #Grandmaster #ChessReels
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Every great chess player asks why. ♟️
That's what we're building at chessfeed.ai
If you're at the Chennai Grandmaster, stop by our stall to explore a smarter way to study chess and meet the team behind the platform.
See you there!
@Chennai_GM
#ChennaiGrandmaster
Hemant Rai retweeted
The queen was hanging.
Black took it.
But the queen was bait.
Bxf7+ forces the king to e7, and Nd5# ends the game.
Before grabbing material, check your king.
Hemant Rai retweeted
The queen had confidence.
The position wanted more pieces.
Chess Blunder Stories #1: attacks need pieces, not just confidence.
Hemant Rai retweeted
You reviewed the mistake.
But did you practise it?
chessfeed Study can turn moments from your own games into practice positions.
Go back.
Find the better move.
Build the pattern.
chessfeed.ai
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Stop guessing what to look at.
Study on chessfeed helps surface the signals in a position:
king safety, loose pieces, pawn breaks, threats, weaknesses, and plans.
Notice first. Then decide.
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ALT A chessfeed.ai slide saying Stop guessing what to look at. It explains that Study helps surface the signals that matter in a chess position.
ALT A chessfeed.ai slide saying Every position leaves signals. It lists king safety, loose pieces, pawn breaks, threats, and starting with what changed.
ALT A chessfeed.ai slide saying Study gets easier with clues. It suggests looking at what is weak, what is under pressure, and which plan makes sense.
ALT A chessfeed.ai slide saying Turn noticing into action. It suggests comparing a plan, asking the coach, practising the moment, and studying with direction.
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Your games now create your practice.
Blunders, mistakes, and missed mates from your own games can become positions you solve again.
Replay the mistake.
Find the better move.
Build the pattern.
chessfeed.ai
ALT A chessfeed.ai social post showing a missed mate from a game becoming a practice position. The graphic shows that Nf3 was played, while Qxf7 checkmate is shown as the better move to find, with progress tracked as 19 out of 100 solved.
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Ask the coach about the exact position you are studying.
Plans. threats. candidate moves. mistakes to avoid.
Grounded in the board, not a generic chess tip.
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ALT A chessfeed.ai social post showing a chess position with arrows for Nd5 and Bg5. A coach response says Nd5 changes the centre, Bg5 pressures the f6 knight, and asks the player to compare the plans before choosing.
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One position can lead to completely different games.
That is why Study lets you branch candidate moves and compare what changes.
Try one idea.
Go back.
Try another.
The goal is not just to find a move.
The goal is to understand the position.
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