learning to be had
I have spent the last few days that I haven't been updating the dev blog here reading book after book and supplementing my learning with python3 practice at SoloLearn. I am beginning to get an idea of how python works as well as getting more of an idea of how I want to plan the full system.
The whole procedure falls into a base idea that one does not want to fully re-create the wheel. I am also realising that I will need to create and tailor certain system processes to proper usage and automate quite a few others. This can take some time, or I think I can speed it up with a few tools I can very likely get my hands on and modify. Things like what I am doing right now would be quicker if I could do them by voice and then proofread them.
It would save me a lot of typing time, wrist pain, and spelling errors that I have to continually go back and fix because I seem to overtype everything.
I also have another idea that is eating at me now that I have begun both of these 100 Days projects. I am considering founding another initiative, one that I can pretty much devote a large part of my life towards. I am thinking that with Brexit and the withdrawal and separation of the Celtic Nations out of the United Kingdom, much of our future success will depend on our infrastructure. A mass effort needs to be initiated to converting our technologies to a more Celtic environment.
It should be easy for people to get applications and operating systems in all Celtic languages, the Brythonic and Gaelic. This might require a solid footprint on the platforms most conducive to such a rollout.