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I've got a TODO list of things I want to learn that's populated enough to keep me busy for years to come. I just wish I had more time to act on it. The items o
by exDM69 11y ago
I've got a TODO list of things I want to learn that's populated enough to keep me busy for years to come. I just wish I had more time to act on it.
The items on my list are half concrete tasks and half topics to learn. The subjects are very diverse, I have a broad range of interests.
Here's a few from the top:
1. Learn enough classical mechanics to do a stable n body simulation
2. Build a piece of furniture with mortise and tenon joinery
3. Implement a prototype compiler for that GPGPU/shader programming language I've been dreaming about for years
4. Get an Indian fighter kite and learn to fly it
5. Implement a multiple revolution Lambert problem solver to plan the badassest Kerbal Space Program mission ever
6. Write a simulator for gyroscopic motion and compare the results with my toy gyroscopes.
That's enough to occupy my Saturdays for the next five years. Both, the sunny and the rainy ones.
- hoodwink 11y agoThis is basically what I do. Whenever a cool idea comes into my head, I put it into my list app. I have a list for projects (e.g., build a piece of furniture), skills (e.g., woodworking), topics, and business ideas. I then review these lists periodically and when the time is right, they naturally move into my "Active" list in one form or another.