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by sph
749 days ago
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Maybe side-step into the most fun hobby in low-level computing: OS development. https://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page It will give you a much more holistic view of computers-as-hardware and the low-level intricacies, that are in my opinion more useful and more foundational than just being good at optimising a hot-loop. I did it in my teenage years, and it's my first true and only love. Now almost 20 years later I'm back at it, this time with all the accumulated experience in software engineering. There is nothing quite like it. Any basic, trite design (i.e. the usual POSIX clone) will teach you a great deal about the entire stack. |
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