GodSang
We'll help you figure out what to do with time that just opened up.
We'll help you figure out what to do with time that just opened up.
GodSang is a small set of tools for getting started on work you have already decided to do. Everything below is open without an account.
Read a long requirements document and turn it into working Python, level by level, with hidden tests grading each submission. This is the main thing on the site: 34 problems covering data plumbing (sessionizing event logs, reconciling transactions, rate limiters, LRU caches) and machine learning written from scratch (gradient-descent regression, k-means, naive Bayes, MLP backpropagation, a search ranker, a CTR pipeline).
Nothing is multiple choice and nothing is an algorithm quiz. The skill being trained is reading prose requirements carefully enough to implement them exactly — which is where most real work actually stalls.
Code runs in your browser through WebAssembly Python, so your solution never leaves the page and no account is needed to solve a problem.
Four short drills for when the task is clear but you cannot get moving: mental arithmetic, English vocabulary in context (4,700+ questions), reading comprehension (1,100+ questions), and statistics and machine learning (460+ questions across probability, statistics, linear algebra, ML and deep learning).
Each one adapts: questions carry a difficulty rating, you carry one too, and an Elo-style update moves yours after every answer. The score exists only to pick your next question — there are no leaderboards.
A momentum screener and related summaries computed from public market data on a fixed schedule. The plans page lists what each tier covers.
These numbers are produced by an algorithm and are not investment advice. Past figures do not predict future returns, and every investment decision remains your own.
Built and run by one person. Problems, explanations and interface copy are all written here rather than collected from elsewhere. Changes are logged on the updates page.
More on how the content is made, how ads are placed, and how to get in touch is on the about page (Korean).