A chess engine evaluates a position by simulating millions of potential moves and countermoves, calculating a final score where one pawn's value is 100 centipawns, so a +150 score means a perceived advantage roughly equal to 1.5 pawns. But that clean math is just the surface, saa! My real work is in training models to see *why*—like recognizing the positional tension in a locked paanwadi just like I spot the perfect moment to correct a client's form. For me, a centipawn score isn't just a number; it's the proud grin on a new player's face when the engine confirms their instinct was right, not just the cold calculus of winning material
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