Book Note: A Theory of Fun Part 3 - Story and Different Kinds of Fun
A reading note on chapters 5-6 of A Theory of Fun for Game Design, distinguishing story, play, and different learner profiles.
Why Work Prompts Need a Harness
A note on turning content, marketing, research, and coding prompts from one-line requests into repeatable work tools.
실무 프롬프트는 왜 하네스가 필요할까
카피라이팅·마케팅·리서치·코딩 프롬프트 묶음을 보며, 한 줄 요청을 반복 가능한 업무 도구로 바꾸는 방법을 정리했다.
멸망하는 세계 프롬프트 1,001개가 알려준 컨텍스트 설계법
창작 프롬프트 묶음을 단순한 글감이 아니라 세계관·감정·제약을 조립하는 컨텍스트 엔진으로 읽어본 기록.
What 1,001 Dying-Earth Prompts Teach About Context Design
A reading of a large creative prompt bundle as a context engine for world, emotion, constraint, and narrative movement.
Reading 1,400 Prompts as a Map: What the PCH Catalog Revealed
A first note on reading 1,400 extracted prompt candidates through Prompt, Context, and Harness layers instead of treating them as isolated commands.
프롬프트 1,400개를 지도처럼 읽기: PCH 카탈로그가 보이게 한 것
11권의 프롬프트 원문을 1,400개 후보로 정리한 뒤, Prompt·Context·Harness 관점으로 다시 읽어본 첫 번째 기록.
Book Note: A Theory of Fun Part 2 - Games Teach Patterns
A reading note on chapters 3-4 of A Theory of Fun for Game Design, reading games as compressed pattern-training systems.
책노트: A Theory of Fun 2회차 - 게임은 무엇을 가르치는가
A Theory of Fun for Game Design의 3~4장을 읽고, 게임을 압축된 패턴 훈련장과 교육 시스템으로 해석한다.
Book Note: A Theory of Fun Part 1 - Fun Is the Feeling of Learning Patterns
A reading note on chapters 1-2 of A Theory of Fun for Game Design, connecting fun, the brain, and pattern learning.