I am currently brushing up on my WebDev skills building my website, and wrote Why writing tutorials is so damn difficult , when I was browsing through another tutorial (Fullstack part0 | Fundamentals of Web apps (fullstackopen.com)), when I realised a great way to make a list of skills I already have is to see what parts of the tutorial I skip.
This isn’t just limited to Software, hopefully, so this is a running(incomplete) list of things I can do, so that I know how to progress in the skill tree.
Electronic Stuff - Software - Command line familiarity - High tech mana - data recovery - proficiency for picking up and finding new apps - Applescript and Automator - Basic Programming - Excel - Hardware - Component Assembly(and disassembly(and destruction)) - Wiring and Soldering - Batteries/Charging - matching batteries, voltage, chemistry - building battery packs - harvesting batteries - i just love batteries -
Mechanical Stuff
- Basic Car and Bike fundamentals
- Working knowledge of component systems, enough to triage and at least temporarily fix most issues
- Car Audio
- Driving duh
- Basic Plumbing, Advanced Electrical
- Whetstone Sharpening(knives, chisels, scissors, saws)
- Woodworking and Carpentry
- Tools and techniques for various applications
- Soldering and Wiring, Assembly Disassembly(and destruction)
- Audio equipment
- Knowledge of the industry and recommendations
- DIY audio, making your own speakers and hi-fi equipment
- Knowing what’s good, good ear for sound
- I just love good sound
Artsy Stuff - Writing - Making cool stuff w wood/metal/wire - Bushcraft, shelter, weaponry - Hilarious, at times - Good story teller - Good curator for music - great with people, can entertain a crowd
Physical Stuff
- 100kg deadlift, 50kg benchpress, 30kg OHP, 30kg squat(yea i know i need more leg day, fucked my knees working on that)
- 5 pullup max, 15 pushup max (working on it)