Why keeping a public To-Do list?

  • First of all, making it public creates a false sense of pressure in me, like I have to finish these tasks, otherwise, people will see that I’m not making any progress. So it’s a way of pushing myself to get things done instead of sitting on the couch to watch another episode of The Punisher.

  • Secondly (and perhaps more importantly), I think the best way to show the world what my interests are is by sharing what I do (or want to do) in my free time. It’s a good way to show who I am and how I am.

Future ideas / projects

  • Create personal webpage
    • Done, it’s this webpage!
  • Create public to-do list
    • Done, it’s this list!
  • FFT HLS Example:
    • This project has already started and it’s about to finish, I’ll update its status in the coming days and add an entry to the blog.
  • Play DOOM on a RISC-V processor built in FPGA using HLS.
  • Ring Doorbell light show.
    • I’m tired of missing deliveries because I don’t hear the doorbell. So why not make a light show throughout the entire house every time DHL rings it?
  • AI project using FPGA.
    • Because if your webpage doesn’t have something related to AI in 2025, then you’re doing something wrong.
  • SDR FPGA boards bring-up.
  • DSP project in FPGA.
    • It’s time to give some good use to my SDR boards.
    • Multi-string guitar tuner.
    • PLL implementation in FPGA.
    • FSK modem with microphone and speaker.
  • Read and hack car key rolling code.
  • Pet chip scanner with FPGA.
  • Vibe-Renovating my office.
  • Vibe-Choosing my car wheels.

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