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This blog is intended to chronicle my first attempt at a daily routine of experimentation & iteration across a few technology domains. This is modeled after the ‘100 Days of Making<\/a>‘ class at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program. Paula Ceballos is a professor at ITP, and a coworker at Deeplocal<\/a>, where she’s inspired a few of us to follow along in the process. We’re truncating this to a 50 day challenge; I forget why, but I’m on board with it. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

There really aren’t a lot of constraints on the subject matter – you can see past examples on class page. In our group at the office, the list includes Crocheting, Journaling, Hand Lettering, Essays, and Sewing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I have decided to do ’50 Days of Blinking Lights’. I have a moth-like attraction to anything with blinking lights, and there\u2019s just so many ways to accomplish this seemingly simple task; from relays,\u00a0 vacuum tubes, RC circuits, or 555s, up to microcontrollers programmed in assembler, basic or C.\u00a0\u00a0 It seems like a good way to exercise some existing skills, bolster some that have long been forgotten, and learn some new ones. Most importantly though, it’s just about having enough dedication and focus to chip away at some craft every day. The dead of winter seems as good a time as any to start an endeavor like this. The only snag is an eminent move, but I’m going to try my best to keep at this, even if some days are just blog entries with ideas, research, or learnings. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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