Hi everyone! 
I’m Lok, and I’ve recently started getting into different kinds of puzzles — not just cubes but also word games. I came across Speedsolving while searching for tips on improving my problem-solving skills, and I’m excited to finally join the community!
A little bit about me: I’ve always enjoyed challenging my brain with different kinds of logic and pattern-based games. Recently, I’ve been spending quite a bit of time on the New York Times Spelling Bee — it’s addictive! I even built a small side project called Spelling Bee Answers
, which helps players check solutions, explore pangrams, and learn new words. It started as a personal tool to track my own progress, but now I’ve made it public in case anyone else finds it useful.
Besides puzzles, I enjoy learning new things, exploring design ideas, and tinkering with small web projects. I’m still a beginner at cubing (my 3×3 time is nowhere near impressive yet
), but I’m hoping to improve by reading through the techniques and guides shared here.
Looking forward to meeting you all, learning from everyone, and hopefully contributing back to the community as I get better!
Cheers,
Lok
I’m Lok, and I’ve recently started getting into different kinds of puzzles — not just cubes but also word games. I came across Speedsolving while searching for tips on improving my problem-solving skills, and I’m excited to finally join the community!
A little bit about me: I’ve always enjoyed challenging my brain with different kinds of logic and pattern-based games. Recently, I’ve been spending quite a bit of time on the New York Times Spelling Bee — it’s addictive! I even built a small side project called Spelling Bee Answers
, which helps players check solutions, explore pangrams, and learn new words. It started as a personal tool to track my own progress, but now I’ve made it public in case anyone else finds it useful.Besides puzzles, I enjoy learning new things, exploring design ideas, and tinkering with small web projects. I’m still a beginner at cubing (my 3×3 time is nowhere near impressive yet
), but I’m hoping to improve by reading through the techniques and guides shared here.Looking forward to meeting you all, learning from everyone, and hopefully contributing back to the community as I get better!
Cheers,
Lok
