438: There Is Nothing That Is True
We talked with John Taylor about his book, how to handle data, and the open/closed principle of software development. John's book is Patterns in the Machine. It was mentioned on Embedded Artistry an...
15 Des 202256min
437: Chirping With the Experts
Daniel Situnayake joined us to talk about AI, embedded systems, his new book on the previously mentioned topics, and writing technical books. Daniel's book is AI at the Edge: Solving Real-World Prob...
8 Des 20221h 5min
436: 20 GOTO 10
Chris Svec joined us to talk about kids programming and how well the Joel Test has held up. Svec's son ("The Kid") developed an interest in programming by playing games. Most of his programming desire...
2 Des 20221h 21min
435: Sad Lack of Gnomes
Chris and Elecia take an in-studio vacation, chatting about what they've been doing. A few technical topics came up, entirely unintentionally. Shirts are on sale James Webb Space Telescope Pop-Up Car...
25 Nov 202256min
359: You Can Never Have Too Many Socks (Repeat)
Thea Flowers creates open source and open hardware craft synthesizers that use Circuit Python for customization. She also writes about the internals of the SAMD21. Thea's synthesizer modules are found...
18 Nov 20221h 5min
434: I Love It, It's Exhausting
Sarah Withee spoke with us about using an artificial pancreas, learning many programming languages, and FIRST robotics. More about the Open Artificial Pancreas System can be found at OpenAPS.org or in...
11 Nov 20221h 1min
433: Getting Mad About Capes
Michael Gielda spoke with us about Renode, an open source embedded systems simulator. It also simulates large distributed systems and network communications. Check out Renode.io and the boards suppor...
3 Nov 20221h 12min
432: Robot Bechdel Test
Martha Wells is a science fiction and fantasy author. She spoke with us about her books (including Murderbot Diaries!), writing, and creating fantastical worlds. Marth (@marthawells1) has won Nebula, ...
27 Okt 20221h 8min
