18, 19, 20

live the greatest life, die the greatest death

要么留在地球上内卷卷死你, 要么死在征服其它星球的征途上, 两种死法,你选一种

Either you stay on Earth and die in the internal war, or you die on the journey to conquer other planets. Two ways to die, choose one.

干大事而惜身,见小利而忘命

盘古开天辟地, 我们再造乾坤, 创造第二个地球, 对于人类的星际文明而言, 我们这一代就是创世神

The Future of Interplanetary Communication: SpaceX's Solutions Revolutionize Mars-Earth Data Transfer

2024 tasks: Study 24 world-renowned textbooks or courses

courses completed: None

Utilize AI, the most powerful tool, to master at least six disciplines.

This is an excellent approach to learning! Try creating something after completing each chapter of a textbook. For example, when studying "Computer Architecture", breaking down each chapter into designing specific components will give you a deep understanding of the CPU architecture and make the process manageable. By the end, you’ll have a strong foundation and a working RISC-V CPU that can run Linux. If you really can't think of what to create, you can ask AI for some advice.

1. Stay hungry

2. Do 100 push-ups or 100 sit-ups every hour

3. Read 50 pages of each textbook every day

4. If you find that your hands and feet are cold before going to bed and it's making it difficult to fall asleep, I highly recommend "pushing yourself to do as many push-ups as possible." By breaking your personal push-up record, you'll feel warmth spread through your abdomen, helping you relax and enjoy a great night's sleep!

goal: run 10km in 44min, newest record: run 10km in 46min

goal: 200 consecutive push-ups, newest record: 130

goal: 150 consecutive handstand push-ups, newest record: 120

goal: 60 consecutive pull-ups, newest record: 50

goal: 50 consecutive parallel bar dips, newest record: 41

goal: 300 consecutive sit-ups, newest record: 200

complete learning Chapter 4 of "Computer Organization" and implement the pipelined RISC-V CPU

(goal 600) 400/1312 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Introduction-to-Algorithms-4th-Edition

(goal 450) 248/797 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Computer-Networking-A-Top-Down-Approach-8th-Edition

(goal 30) 19/57 chapters, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Operating-Systems-Three-Easy-Pieces

(goal 450) 350/1137 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Computer-Organization-and-Design-The-Hardware-Software-Interface-RISC-V-Edition

https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/

9/265 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/mathematical-analysis, (Understanding Analysis by Stephen Abbott)

174/1205 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Thomas-Calculus-Early-Transcendentals-Thirteenth-Edition

2/586 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/MIT-18.06-Spring-2023-Linear-Algebra

https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/probability-theory-and-mathematical-statistics

4/690 pages, https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Concrete-Mathematics-A-Foundation-for-Computer-Science

https://github.com/OccupyMars2025/Eliminate-ALS-2025

11, 12

五千年终于轮到我上场

我等了138亿年，终于轮到我上场 !

I've waited 13.8 billion years, and finally, it's my turn to take the stage !

亿万年后, 谁又还记得谁? 人类早已灭亡, 太阳地球早已毁灭, 你所取得的一切成就荣耀, 你所经历的一切痛苦磨难, 都将消散在宇宙中, 消散在时间的长河中, 不会有任何记载。 既然如此, 那就痛痛快快活一场, 轰轰烈烈干一番惊天动地的事业, 不枉此生, 也就够了 !

To continuously conquer other planets, I need a sturdy, muscular physique as strong as Kakarot's.

If you're feeling very tired, you can reduce the amount of exercise you do, but skipping it entirely is not an option. It's essential to stay committed to exercising every day.

Smash Your Personal Records Every Day

What I have done in 2024:

2024/9/17: Congratulations ! 46 consecutive pull-ups, 41 consecutive parallel bar dips

2024/10/10: 80 consecutive push-ups

2024/10/14: 100 consecutive push-ups

2024/10/2 - 10/16: I practiced 300-meter cartwheels every day and finally I can do cartwheels gracefully.

2024/10/19: 105 consecutive push-ups

2024/10/20: 115 consecutive push-ups

2024/10/21: run 10km in 53min (On a certain day in 2023/10, run 10 km in 52min)

2024/10/23: run 10km in 52min (After a year, I finally reach the record of "running 10km in 52min" again!), 70 consecutive handstand push-ups

2024/10/24: Congratulations! I ran 10 km in 48 minutes, breaking my personal record. It's the first time I've ever run 10 km in under 50 minutes!

Don't just sprint. Study how great runners run! They lift their heads, straighten their backs, and stride as wide and as quickly as possible.

2024/10/24: 80 consecutive handstand push-ups

2024/10/25: Soon, I hear the rhythmic sound of footsteps 30 meters behind me, and I know the masters have arrived. These masters are remarkable: while I’m sprinting, barely able to catch my breath, they keep pace effortlessly, chatting and laughing as if it’s nothing. And when I’m too tired to continue and stop, they give me a friendly reminder, “Take a break. Then take a shortcut over there; catch up with us on the other side.” Today, I managed to follow them for 200 meters before I stopped. I really wish I had taken that break and continued to follow them for another few hundred meters— even just another 100 meters.

2024/10/27: I ran 10 km in 49 minutes, of which I ran very slowly for 200 meters, otherwise I would definitely have run 10 km in 47 minutes. Jump 100m.

2024/10/28: I encountered a powerhouse (definitely a professional athlete). Before I even had a chance to react, he caught up to me. I sprinted with him for 50 meters, and after leading him by a meter or two, I stopped. Why? I still had the energy to keep going, but I was afraid he would immediately overtake me, then leave me hundreds or even thousands of meters behind, disappearing out of sight—I didn’t want to lose that badly. Throw away that ridiculous pride! Do you know what’s most shameful? Surrendering without a fight! Even if you lose, lose with brilliance! Even if he’s an Olympic champion, you must give it your all to keep up with him. Even if he pulls hundreds of meters ahead, keep pushing, at least slow the rate at which he leaves you behind—at the very least, don't let him pass you by a whole lap. Even if I know I’ll end in a crushing defeat, I’ll still give it everything I’ve got! Chase him for 50 meters, then another 50 meters, and another 50 meters... Push forward with everything, until we see who breaks down first!

2024/10/29: run 10km in 50min, 80 consecutive push-ups, 90 consecutive handstand push-ups

2024/10/31: 120 consecutive push-ups

2024/11/3: Congratulations ! run 10km in 47min

2024/11/5: 96 consecutive handstand push-ups

2024/11/6: run 10km in 49min, 110 consecutive handstand push-ups

2024/11/7: Congratulations ! run 10km in 46min

2024/11/7: Congratulations ! 50 consecutive pull-ups

2024/11/8: run 10km in 50min (My physical condition was not very good, so I ran very slowly in the first half of 10km)

2024/11/9: run 10km in 50min, 100 consecutive sit-ups

2024/11/9: I met a runner whose speed closely matches mine, but he's just a bit faster. We ran together for about 150 meters, and I watched as the gap between us gradually widened until he eventually disappeared from sight. I was already pushing myself at my best pace, but I wasn’t sprinting. Why don’t you sprint? I wondered. I was afraid that if I sprinted, I’d exhaust myself and wouldn’t be able to keep up with him. "Enough! Stop making excuses! Just sprint! Sprint! Sprint until you break down!"

2024/11/10: 110 consecutive sit-ups

2024/11/10: Congratulations ! 125 consecutive push-ups. (If you find that your hands and feet are cold before bed and it's making it difficult to fall asleep, I highly recommend "pushing yourself to do as many push-ups as possible." By breaking your personal push-up record, you'll feel warmth spread through your abdomen, helping you relax and enjoy a great night's sleep!)

2024/11/11: run 10km in 49min

2024/11/12: Congratulations ! 130 consecutive push-ups.

2024/11/12: Congratulations ! 120 consecutive handstand push-ups.

2024/11/13: 150 consecutive sit-ups

2024/11/15: 200 consecutive sit-ups

2024/11/18: run 10km in 49min, 130 handstand push-ups (not consecutive)

2024/11/19:

To continuously conquer other planets, I need a sturdy, muscular physique as strong as Kakarot's.