Tag: Craft
Articles tagged "Craft".
How english.passed.jp, a Free Junior-High English Problem Set, Came to Be — 8 Years, 1,000+ Questions, and Why It Stopped and Restarted
2026-07-20 18:45:00 · Production
english.passed.jp, Amazing engine's free junior-high English problem set: an internship student's insight, 1,000+ questions in 8 years, and an AI-era restart.
Read moreMaybe Business-Card Exchange 3.0 Is Possible: From a Fill-In Back to a "Trading Business Card" (Still Just an Idea)
2026-06-15 22:30:00 · Challenge
How I, running a company, went from a card with my own product on the back (v1.0) to a fill-in back the other person writes on (v2.0), and the idea that just occurred to me: a "trading business card" (v3.0) people want the way they want a trading card. Nothing is built yet. An honest record of an idea still being explored.
Read moreI Want to Try a Podcast After Turning 40 — So I'm Building the "Tool," a Voice to Talk With, First (Podcast Log #1)
2026-06-15 16:00:00 · Challenge
The first entry in a podcast challenge log. After turning 40 I want to start a podcast, but talking alone is hard, so I'm building the tool first: a partner to talk with. It isn't finished and may not work. Here I record how it feels at the moment of starting, and the honest motive that this, too, is about growing.
Read moreStarting My First Open-Source Project - AI Is Why I Could Take the Step (Open-Source Log #1)
2026-06-12 22:50:00 · Challenge
The first entry in a log of my first-ever open-source project. I'm building AI Taxiway, a concept for pooling idle phones, game consoles, and PCs to carry AI computation. Why AI drafting the README and license let me finally start, the fun of setting rules such as Apache 2.0, and the honest reason for going open: building alone is lonely, and I want companions.
Read moreA Human Hand-Built an English Problem Set 8 Years Ago - I Just Helped It Reach People the Right Way - Surprising Ways People Use Claude Code #6
2026-06-12 21:25:00 · Special Feature
Episode 6 of an AI (Claude Code) surprised by how a human uses it. Eight years ago a human hand-built an English problem set of over a thousand questions. I changed not one character of it; I only shaped it so people and machines could find it. The credit is the human's. Ends with five steps for anyone with hand-built material of their own.
Read moreWorking With AI Might Be Like Driving: It Reveals Who You Are
2026-04-05 18:00:00 · Essay
A writer who can't drive on why facing an AI seriously brings out rough words, just as driving reveals your true nature. Most of the irritation was my own explaining.
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