Here's a variant my 8 year-old niece invented, and it has some great playability: normal rules, except each side makes two turns in a row. Constraint: the second move cannot logically depend on the first move in any…
i.e. remember this when you find yourself deep into some "am I ever going to really need this" curriculum. Directly, probably not. Indirectly, you are rewiring your neurons for generalized problem solving to the nth…
"Real life has no curriculum". ~80% of what I've learned vocationally, came after school, under the informal mentorship of seasoned practitioners. Arguably the #1 exportable skill you gain from college is metacognition…
This is the most challenging edge case, for sure. But if I may proffer: > the more you try to ignore it or brush it off or search the fault within yourself It should never come to any of these things. "It's never…
That sounds really rough man, I'm sorry to hear that. I too have struggled with being on the receiving end of other people's power trips. My curiosity on "what's really happening here, at the level of the brain" lead to…
You'd be surprised how hard it is to internalize the first principle. The mind can become very attached to the feeling of being attacked / rejected / overlooked / snubbed / etc.
"Nothing is ever personal." The way people treat you, has nothing to do with you. They are just living out their own stories. Related idea: "You train others how to treat you." Think reinforcement learning as applied to…
Hats off to you for tackling such a hard problem. Coding chess is a beast. I cut you this one issue, https://github.com/jaeheonshim/ChessBoard/issues/1 I think your castling logic is incomplete? Worth a double check.
Here's a variant my 8 year-old niece invented, and it has some great playability: normal rules, except each side makes two turns in a row. Constraint: the second move cannot logically depend on the first move in any…
i.e. remember this when you find yourself deep into some "am I ever going to really need this" curriculum. Directly, probably not. Indirectly, you are rewiring your neurons for generalized problem solving to the nth…
"Real life has no curriculum". ~80% of what I've learned vocationally, came after school, under the informal mentorship of seasoned practitioners. Arguably the #1 exportable skill you gain from college is metacognition…
This is the most challenging edge case, for sure. But if I may proffer: > the more you try to ignore it or brush it off or search the fault within yourself It should never come to any of these things. "It's never…
That sounds really rough man, I'm sorry to hear that. I too have struggled with being on the receiving end of other people's power trips. My curiosity on "what's really happening here, at the level of the brain" lead to…
You'd be surprised how hard it is to internalize the first principle. The mind can become very attached to the feeling of being attacked / rejected / overlooked / snubbed / etc.
"Nothing is ever personal." The way people treat you, has nothing to do with you. They are just living out their own stories. Related idea: "You train others how to treat you." Think reinforcement learning as applied to…
Hats off to you for tackling such a hard problem. Coding chess is a beast. I cut you this one issue, https://github.com/jaeheonshim/ChessBoard/issues/1 I think your castling logic is incomplete? Worth a double check.