Nicholas Carlini wrote a 2-ply minimax chess engine with 84,688 regular expressions. It's not a massive mangled choose-your-own adventure through common openings made of if conditions: it follows the rules of chess and plays straightforward material-grabbing moves.
So how are we going to get regular expressions to play chess?
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