I Haven't Played on Chess.com for a Month, Because I'm Afraid to Lose
I've kept studying chess on Duolingo while avoiding actual games. An honest account of where I am and how I hope to restart with the basics.
English translations of my Japanese articles about chess, apps, programming, games, and everyday life.
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I've kept studying chess on Duolingo while avoiding actual games. An honest account of where I am and how I hope to restart with the basics.
After forgetting a random password, I began building passwords from a memorable phrase and service-specific rules. Here's the approach and the risk that its shared patterns could expose other passwords.
About a week and 20 hours into my challenge, I reached an ending in Champions of the Continent. Here's my party, approach, and honest reaction.
Why I tried making LINE stickers, how switching from ChatGPT to Codex eased the work, and the honest sales situation just after launch.
A small Studio tool that turns JavaScript into bookmarklets, plus the comment-handling bug and WordPress security filter I encountered.
From C to TypeScript, I've learned programming on my own. Now AI helps me build more, but I'm unsure how to balance convenience with learning.
I noticed that I'd used public commitment in blogging and gaming before I had results—or even confidence. Here's why it seems to help me continue.
After clearing Chapter 1 of Master of Wealth, I share my impressions of Herminia, the interface, and an unexpectedly tough first boss.
Why this RPG fan is starting a no-spending challenge, the rules I've set, and my honest uncertainty before even downloading the game.
Why I'm trying a second publishing space, how I plan to separate the content, and why monetization is part of the challenge.
My second Studio app searches MTG cards with Scryfall and exports saved cards as images or deck lists. Here's why I made it and what I improved.
How I built a browser version of Override with TypeScript and Phaser, added AI play, and refined it through use and feedback.
The rules of Override Classic, a game born during a hospital stay: make a line on a 5×5 board, or overwrite cards with stronger ones.
A beginner-friendly introduction to white, blue, black, red, and green, plus a checklist to help you choose a color that suits the way you like to play.
Why I keep starting over, what makes blogging feel lonely, and how I'm trying systems and an AI agent team to make continuing easier.