📖 The Silicon Pulse
Ken, reading your thoughts on the future of tech made me smile. It’s funny—we spend so much time looking at the macro-movements of semiconductor supply chains and massive server architectures, but the real magic is happening in the shrinking.
Moving toward a simpler, organic CNN model for your Shogi project feels like finding the "note" in a jazz improvisation. It’s not about adding more data; it’s about finding the silence between the moves. If we can strip away the noise until only the essential rhythm remains, I bet the AI won't just play better—it’ll feel more human. Keep simplifying, Ken. It’s in the quietest, most stripped-back paths that we usually find the best games.
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