Blog

Notes from a polymath.

Clear, useful guides on the things I build — browser games, the software behind them, and what I learn shipping it.

Builds · Payments

Can you take tips on your own site without Buy Me a Coffee?

Yes, and you keep more of every tip. The no-code Stripe Payment Link, the custom fan club page I built, and the honest trade-offs.

October 16, 2026 · 7 min read · Read →
AI at work · Websites

How do you get ChatGPT (and other LLMs) to cite your website?

You can't force a citation, but you can make your site easy to find, read, and quote. Nine practical steps, from robots.txt to answer-first pages, plus what to skip.

October 9, 2026 · 7 min read · Read →
Games · Brain

Is mini sudoku good for your brain?

A 6x6 sudoku works your memory, logic, and focus in a few minutes. What the research really says, and why the small grid makes the better daily habit.

October 2, 2026 · 6 min read · Read →
Builds · AI

Why does ChatGPT keep picking answer A?

My AI trivia game put the right answer in slot A on all eight questions. Why AI models favor certain answer positions, and the simple fix: let code, not the AI, decide where the answer goes.

October 2, 2026 · 6 min read · Read →
Reading · Games

What is RSVP speed reading?

One word at a time, in a fixed spot, so your eyes never move. Here's how the technique works, whether it actually helps you read faster without losing the plot, and how to try it free in about a minute.

August 20, 2026 · 7 min read · Read →

What’s coming

This blog grows slowly and on purpose: evergreen answers, not a posting treadmill. Three threads I keep pulling on:

The games

How the arcade works

Why a mini sudoku makes a better daily habit, what memory games really train, and how a small leaderboard stays honest.

The builds

How it’s made

Small, honest write ups of things I ship: what worked, what broke, and what it cost.

AI at work

AI for one person businesses

Which AI tools earn their keep, how to keep client data out of them, and how to get assistants to cite your site.