There are some good projects in there, but the levels of difficulty are all over the place.
You mean verilog vs block diagram, or did those boards have like a microcontroller too for more normal software?
The OP very much comes off to me as a "here are 100 books you need to read before you die" recommendation porn type of post where the author has done none of the things listed.
Writing from Japan, we call this process "Shugyo" (austere training). A master carpenter spends years learning to sharpen tools, not because it's efficient, but to understand the nature of the steel.
Building your own Redis or Git isn't about the result (which AI can give you instantly). It is about the friction. That friction builds a mental model that no LLM can simulate.
Whether this post is marketing or not, the "Shugyo" itself is valid.
Is there repetition implied? Would you build your own redis 20 times? (Just curious).
Not that it's my business that whether you were actually born and raised in Japan or an immigrant/expat. Just a random observation and that I don't think you have any less point without mentioning it
Considering your account age, it's a bit of bot smell if you ask me
In traditional Japanese business culture (I am a banker), we are trained to always establish "context" and "season" before talking business. It feels rude to start abruptly.
I promise I am a real human (an old loan officer in Gunma), but I will try to drop the intro and be more "direct" like a hacker. Thanks for the feedback.
A far better way is to go through the book series The Architecture of Open Source Applications and pick one which catches your fancy - https://aosabook.org/en/ There are enough details/notes here from experts to show one how to think about an application so that you have something concrete to start from.
https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
Feel like one of these things a lot of talk about but very tiny do ...
Others are easily within the scope / size of a undergrad final project. Or even a masters degree thesis.
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