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In the spirit of the topic... 0001: Learn a functional language well enough to write something of some complexity 0010: Create a product with 100+ users 0011: Sell 100+ products (doesn't have to be the same as 0010) 0100: Get married! 0101: Learn either vim or emacs 0110: Learn Mandarin 0111: Become an expert at something tech *and* something non-tech 1000: Contribute to an OSS project 1001: edit: learned binary. tha…
- Learn Forth - Learn Erlang - Learn to play the panflute
Bonus points: Make it capable of reconfiguring itself based on the program it's executing.
- Built a HAM radio-vacuum tubes were involved.
- Developed a useful library of JavaScript tools
- Developed my own MVC web framework
- Collaborated on the design of, developed and launched custom child-still tweaking that one for performance
- Started a successful business
- Be a part of a popular Open Source project
- Wired a house
- Participated in the saving of a few lives
In the spirit of the topic... 0001: Learn a functional language well enough to write something of some complexity 0010: Create a product with 100+ users 0011: Sell 100+ products (doesn't have to be the same as 0010) 0100: Get married! 0101: Learn either vim or emacs 0110: Learn Mandarin 0111: Become an expert at something tech *and* something non-tech 1000: Contribute to an OSS project 1001: edit: learned binary. tha…
0010: Done that. the last project I openly released to the outside world now has at least that many users (6x that in downloads): http://dl.qj.net/psp/homebrew-applications/ebootr-v15.html
0011: Nope.
0100: Ditto.
0101: I use gvim and Nano. Sue me.
0110: Did that in high school. 我贏得了比賽
0111: Working on it.
1001: I run a few (ebooter, and my first work on Git: http://github.com/indrora/creed )
Before you die, you absolutely need to create a child. It will be your greatest creation.
1. Making my own uC architecture and write it in HDL.
2. Make a lisp machine
3. Hacking a game for a old game console (not an emulator, you have to actually get it working on the physical machine).
4. Experiment with different types of OS on uControllers.
5. Hacking to gather a home automation system.
6. Implement a whole web server in the uController from scratch (means you have to make your own protocol stack and such things).
7. Make a widely used C library.
8. Get my long standing dream of localized electronics kit store to launch.
9. Get a patent on something new
10. Make a super computer cluster from home PC's
I know lot of these are very hard but hey I am just 19 and have a whole life ahead.