🔄 May 12, 2026
My long answer is here. The TL;DR is that I am a hopeless weeb consistently put in a nontrivial amount of effort. This is pretty much how you develop any skill, actually.
The statement “I do more things in Japanese than in English” might be true, actually.
This is a rather broad question, and there will probably be a dedicated page just for this question in the future.
Not be consistent. If there’s one thing you take away from this answer, it’s to be consistent.
Once you’ve passed the JLPT, you’re 10% of the way through Japanese.
…oh, if you wanted actual test-related advice, see [missinglink].
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Wishful thinking is a very valuable programming skill to have.
Start by finding a solution that works before finding a solution that’s good.
Poking around with a straightforward algorithm is more fruitful than malding for a one.
In Blue Archive terms, a successful 10-pan Lunatic clear will always give more points than a failed 3-pan one.
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99% of the time, I would say Typst. If you have the time to build tools around Typst, I would highly recommend it.
At this point, feels like more of a “good to know if I need it” tool. It’s not completely out of mind—this site still uses , for example.
Feel free to! The fastest way is through Discord (_daryll_).