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Kalash

21. Curious, optimis... • 6m

i think chess is like coding. at first, it's all about strategy, clean moves, perfect logic, elegant plans. but then, reality kicks in. a bug shows up. a mistake from 3 moves ago comes back to haunt you. you're improvising. adapting. surviving. and somehow, that’s where the real genius begins - not in the perfect plan, but in how well you recover when things go wrong. that's the game. that's the code. that's the grind.

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