Selected: 3 popular articles from July '26 + 2 highly-rated past articles with high 'Like' rates!

On the milestone of reaching 10,000 note followers, this is a gratitude post where I re-articulated why LLC-HOUSE continues to share information. Beyond just beautiful photos and advertising copy, things like share house rule management, troubleshooting, and daily improvement processes—this kind of primary information is perhaps what people who are about to move in or are currently living there really want to know. Along with the realization that sharing has turned into trust with readers, move-in inquiries, and connections with industry peers, this is a milestone article that spells out my commitment to continue delivering “living primary data” honestly.

This is a Q&A summary that answers the common anxiety in share houses: “If trouble occurs, will it be handled properly?” It organizes concerns directly related to life after moving in, such as restoration costs upon moving out, personal property issues in the refrigerator, late-night noise, thin walls, and communication rules, along with LLC-HOUSE's management policy. Because it is communal living, it is important not to claim that no problems will ever occur, but rather how management verifies facts, where they draw the line, and how they respond without leaving it entirely to the parties involved when something does happen. This is a practical Q&A collection for identifying a share house where you can live with peace of mind.

“Is ChatGPT really starting to lose?” ——In this video summary, I organize the user exodus happening at OpenAI not as a mere superiority or inferiority of AI performance, but as a “battle of flow” regarding how naturally it can enter daily life. While ChatGPT once had an overwhelming share, as Google incorporates Gemini into search, browsers, and Workspace, friction with users is beginning to stand out. Like Netscape or Skype, if you don't capture the user's life flow even if you are ahead in technology, you will lose your leading role—this is an episode that deciphers the composition of that AI summit battle.

Smart locks are no longer just convenient gadgets, but infrastructure that supports “peace of mind at home.” In this article, based on my experience of actually using Qrio Lock, bitlock, Sesame 5, etc. for over 7 years in the field of share house management, I compare their durability, support response, and cost. In a share house where many people come and go every day, a key malfunction leads directly to tenant anxiety. Therefore, what is important is not just that it doesn't break, but who responds, how quickly, and with how much responsibility when it does break. This is a practical smart lock introduction record leading up to the point where I finally
arrived at Sesame 5 as a 'key I can trust in the field'.

“Having AI write text is convenient, but it doesn't feel like me.” ——This is an episode that summarizes the idea of solving that discomfort not with prompts, but with “knowledge.” If you have NotebookLM read your past note articles and grow it as an external brain that can be referenced by Gemini, you can have a writing partner that reflects your own phrasing and thinking habits without having to explain your writing style and values in detail every time. This is an article that explores the next note writing technique, using AI not as a tool to “command well,” but as an alter ego that you raise with your own data.