Using ChatGPT, Midjourney, and automation tools is great, but I've hit a plateau. The real challenge isn't finding tools-it's making them work together to grow the business. It feels like collecting engine parts without building the car. What I'm struggling with: Connecting AI content to actual sales funnels Tracking if AI content performs better than human-created Actually measuring ROI beyond "saves time" Most talk is about which tool is best, not how to build an AI system that delivers results. Has anyone moved beyond tools to systems? What does that look like? I saw a take from a ROI marketing agency that approaches AI as an integrated system, not just tools. It made me wonder if we're missing the bigger picture. Anyone else thinking about AI this way? submitted by /u/Bestwebhost [link] [comments]

After the public Lichess meetup in Toronto in October 2025, I was invited to attend the Toronto Women's Chess Club which is held in the Annex Chess Club every second Monday of the month.

These are some thoughts about the nature of endgames themselves, piece value, and practical benefits of studying endgames.

Chess Puzzle of the Day solution is 1. Bxc6 Rxf2 2. Rxa5 Rxg2+ 3. Bxg2 1/2-1/2-1/2-1/2

Chess Puzzle of the Day solution is 1... Ncxe5 2. Nxe5 (2. dxe5 Rxc1+ 3. Bxc1 Bc5+ 4. Be3 Qc4) 2... Rxc1+ 3. Bxc1-0-1

Editorial cartoons by Dave Whamond & Tom Janssen

TikTok is still seeping into our brains. Except this time it's the American version.

A look at today’s editorial cartoons:

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Our editorial cartoonists were as busy as ever this week. Here’s what they served up:

Welcome to this week’s Game of the Week! This game comes from the Tata Steel Chess Tournament in Wijk aan Zee, a long-standing event that chess fans follow every January and one where strong, fighting games are the norm. The game between Vladimir Fedoseev and Gukesh D is a great example of this. What starts as a solid Queen’s Gambit structure gradually turns into a sharp strategic battle, where one inaccurate plan in the middlegame allows Black to seize the initiative. Gukesh’s energetic counterplay, strong sense for piece activity, and precise tactical decisions make this game especially instructive.

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Chess Puzzle of the Day solution is 1. h4+ Kxh4 2. Rh3+ Kg5 3. Kg3 Bd6+ 4. f4+ Bxf4+ 5. Kf3 1-0-1-0

A70 - Benoni, classical with e4 and Nf3: 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 c5 3. d5 e6 4. Nc3 exd5 5. cxd5 d6 6. e4 g6 7. Nf3. Search the chess games database, download games, view frequent practitioners and browse the Opening Explorer

President Donald Trump spoke about potentially wanting to acquire Greenland, but does the U.S. have the right to exert this authority?

Roger Dahl has decided to retire from his The Japan Times cartooning career after 35 years. Gebdel Gento writes of Roger Dahl leaving Tokyo’s The Japan Times, Japan’s largest English language newspaper: Longtime readers of this paper will be familiar with the artwork of Roger Dahl, whose contributions have been an integral part of The […]

As India marks Republic Day and salutes the Constitution, it is worth remembering that the freedoms it promises do not stop at polite agreement

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Dallas is expecting freezing temperatures this weekend.

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The week in visual commentary: Greenland 'deal,' NATO fallout, peace prize push

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The Jerome was a crime. The Englund was a heist. The Halloween was a federal offense. The Latvian was a declaration of war. But the Grob? This is a war crime committed by a clown.