mrcabada

Fixed, my SFTP didn't pass the whole file.

I agree with you. I don't tend to write like this.

I've only listed there what I think is important for my coding career and the ones that have resources to show.

Wrong math, my bad. Remove a zero.

Yes, remove a 0 to that 40. Did the maths wrong. Fixed.

I couldn't add more than 2000 characters, so I hosted the writing on my site: http://cabada.mx/mylife.html

I'm having the same problems right now. I'm 26, entrepeneur and my motivation is going down, way to down. Here is my story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12630473

If you feel related and want to chat a bit, let me know! I'd love to chat with someone about this.

I disagree with this, maybe not because coding is easy, and I can't really measure that because I've been coding since I'm 10 years old (I'm 26 now) so it's been "normal" for me. But what I can tell is that learning to code is like learning to do something else that requieres skills and time. It is as easy as learning something else completely unrelated with computers, it depends on you and how dedicated you are.

I'm planning to make it open source but I gotta make it more structured first, is kind of dirty and a mess.

If you want to follow up the project, I'll be adding it to my blog/portfolio as soon as I release it: http://www.cabada.mx

If you want to see more of it, like videos, images and screenshots, I've got some in that site.

I connected the Echo to my home automation startup API to control my entire home. I can ask her stuff like:

- Control the lights, TV, AC, or smart device in the house.

- Is anyone in the swimming pool? (I'm processing CCTV cameras)

- Who's home? (Geo-fencing and OpenWRT Wi-Fi data)

- Where is the people in the house? (I'm doing indoor locationing with RSSI signals)

Is fun and I keep adding cool stuff on it.