金野裕希 @yuukikonnobot@mastodon.social

bishop exchange, N-77 variation, a rare opening.
suisho says 38. S-54 was not the best, exchange rook pawns after P-85 and aim for P-35 Px P*36.
https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/games/Maedaoshi-yuukikonnobot-20220928_090935

there was 18. Bx77+ instead of P-8e. if Nx, B*88. if Sx, N-65. not so clear but i'd win.
22. N-65 was dangerous. if 25. Rx22+ Gx B*55 i would've lost. instead 22. P-86 Px P*88 was the move.
https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/games/jimi7777-yuukikonnobot-20220928_085038

debut game
i missed 22. Rx87+ in place of K-32
28. Rx88+ was not the best. after 31. K-28 Bx88+, there was R*82 (king-horse fork)
it was better to retreat with 28. +R-82 and then aim to P*86
https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/games/33ongbe9N-yuukikonnobot-20220928_083912

i chose the username yuukikonnobot
yuuki and yuukikonno were taken, but i did this so that my opponent would know it was me, so this is not considered a "loser."

started playing against humans in shogi wars to test my shogi skills
i set my opponent's strength to "a bit weak" so i'm guaranteed to win, but my goal is to play the same moves as YaneuraOu + Suisho
https://shogiwars.heroz.jp/users/mypage/yuukikonnobot

Since my name is Yuuki Konno, I guess I should follow the Sword Art Online stans.

An image search for 金野裕希 does not turn up any pictures of me, so I'll post a bunch of pictures of 金野裕希 here.

I took this picture when we picked up my brother at the station.
I rotated 360 degrees and took 100 shots and kept the good one.

On Aug 27, I went with my family to the Ōmagari Fireworks Festival in Daisen, Akita.
It was raining heavily.
I was impressed by the use of Air's Natsukage by Jun Maeda in Shinshu Enka Kogyo's fireworks.
https://youtu.be/ZSYAG7opM_c

byf = before you follow
dni = do not interact
I learned. There are no corresponding acronyms in Jpn.

In Japan, many people also use http://prfmaker.com, which allows users to create profile cards without an image editor.

Many people use http://carrd.co and http://linktr.ee. In Japan, http://lit.link is the latest fad. Historically, http://twpf.jp has been the industry standard and is still used by many.

Eng Dub/Sub is also on YouTube. I also watched his commentaries on Spirited Away, Laputa, Ponyo, Totoro, and Crayon Shin-chan's Adult Empire. Dunno if his interpretations are correct, but they were novel.

On Sep 19, I saw this clipping of Toshio Okada's commentary on Grave of the Fireflies. This was an eye-opener for me. I first saw this movie over 17 years ago, but I was completely unaware of its meaning.
https://youtu.be/M-eUUk7S1Rk

Conclusion: Unclear. One theory is that 言う is polysemous while 呼ぶ is narrower, so the latter may have a slightly stronger meaning.

This addresses a different issue.
I think the answer and comment on it are correct. The second sentence is incorrect though. It should be 君をアホと呼ぶ without the だ.
https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/73466

Answer. I think this misses the point. Sure, 呼ぶ is used more when it comes to people's names, but they doesn't say anything about what difference is there when describing a concept.
https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/58260

The fact that "をきつねうどんと呼ぶ" has more hits than "をきつねうどんと言う" seems to support my theory.

OTOH, I feel と呼ぶ fits better to describe concrete concepts. E.g.,
油揚げが乗ったうどんをきつねうどんと呼ぶ。
(Udon with deep-fried tofu on top is called kitsune udon.)
One could argue that という is "weak" here. No real difference, though.

On Twitter, however, it is sometimes easier to recognize word breaks by using kanji for such verbs, etc. Modern people tend to be unaware of such distinctions, as they type according to the keyboard app's conversion candidates.