Update

chess.md

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ Exhaustively searching the tree to great depths is not possible even with most p
 
 Many other aspects come into the AI design such as opening books (databases of best opening moves), endgame tablebases (precomputed databases of winning moves in simple endgames), clock management, pondering (thinking on opponent's move), learning from played games etc. For details see the above linked chess programming wiki.
 
-### Notable Chess Engines/Computers/Entities
+### Notable Chess Engines/Computers/People/Entities
 
 *See also ratings of computer engines at https://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040/.*
 
@@ -111,6 +111,7 @@ Here are some notable chess engines/computers/entities, as of 2024:
 - **[Stockfish](stockfish.md)** (SF): FOSS engine (written in [C++](cpp.md)), without any doubt **the strongest chess engine** that's been reliably winning all the computer tournaments for years now; its strength is far beyond any human, even if run on quite a weak device -- it actually caused some trouble because it's extremely easy to just download onto a cellphone and [cheat](cheating.md) even in OTB tournaments. Currently the engine is using a [neural network](neural_network.md) for evaluating positions but still also uses the tree search algorithm (a greatly optimized one so that it searches gigantic numbers of positions per second). Important part of the development is so called *Fishtest*, a distributed framework for testing and improving the engine's performance, it's one of the reasons why it good so strong. Stockfish's current CCRL Elo rating is 3639 (warning: this is incomparable to human Elos).
 - **Magnus Carlsen**: Human, most likely the strongest player ever, has been quite comfortably winning every tournament he entered including the world championship until he quit, basically because he got "bored". His top FIDE Elo was 2882.
 - **Komodo Dragon**: [Proprietary](proprietary.md), currently seems to be the second strongest engine, it's main feature is [Monte Carlo] ("randomized") search algorithm. Current CCRL Elo is 3624.
+- **Hikaru Nakamura**: Human, popularly considered "the second best" right after Magnus (who the mainstream likes to see as his biggest "rival") -- although this is not really so clear, he is definitely among the very top (his peak rating was 2816); We mention him here for his style of play: he likes to [troll](trolling.md) and do various lulz even on high level, many hate him for it. Some say he is a bit of a dick but his chess is definitely extremely entertaining. He also often plays strong computer engines, which is something that Magnus refuses to do (for commercial reasons Magnus only plays his shitty mobile "[app](app.md)"), so thanks to Nakamura we can really watch the best humans play the best computers.
 - **[Leela Chess Zero](lc0.md)** (lc0): FOSS engine (written in C++), among top strongest engines (currently top 50 on CCRL), it is interesting mainly for how it works: it is a neural network engine that's **completely self-taught** from the ground up, i.e. it didn't learn chess by watching anyone else play, it was only allowed to learn by playing against itself. Current CCRL Elo is 3441.
 - **[Deep Blue](deep_blue.md)**: A historically famous supercomputer, the first one to have beaten the human world chess champion in 1997.
 - **[GNU chess](gnu_chess.md)** Free engine by [GNU](gnu.md), not among absolute top by strength but still very strong. Current CCRL Elo is 2825.