
200: Oops
Episode 200! Let's have a party (and a survey)! Former guests joined us in a panel-style celebration of working in embedded systems: Alvaro Prieto, Andrei Chichak, Elizabeth Brenner, Chris Svec, and ...
17 Mai 20171h 38min

199: Petri Dishes of Doom
Chris and Elecia answer listener questions about contracting (and consulting). Reminders: T-shirts! Hat contest! Digilent contest announced in #197! It all ends around May 18th so get your entries in ...
10 Mai 20171h 3min

198: Unmanned Flying Thingy
Walter Stockwell spoke with us about the legalization of drones, UAVs, UASs, and UFOs. Walter works at DJI which makes the Phantom. They have some jobs open. Aurora by Kim Stanley Robinson Intel/Peps...
4 Mai 20171h 16min

197: Smell the Transistor
Chris and Elecia talk with each other about science fiction, advertising, ham radios, debugging tools, and programming languages. You can buy Embedded.fm t-shirts until May 18, 2017. You can always bu...
26 Apr 20171h 5min

196: Software Server Thingybob
Aditi Hilbert (@HilbertAditi) spoke with us about MyNewt, an Apache-licensed RTOS and bootloader. MyNewt's Apache page is mynewt.apache.org and the github repository is github.com/apache/incubator-myn...
20 Apr 20171h 7min

195: A Bunch of Sputniks
We discussed CubeSats with their co-inventor, Professor Jordi Puig-Suari, Professor of Aerospace Engineering at CalPoly SLO and co-founder of Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems. The 2017 CubeSat conference ...
12 Apr 20171h 4min

194: Something For Something
Shulie Tornel (@helixpea) joined us to talk about the 2017 Hackaday Prize (@hackaday and @hackadayio). Hackaday World Create Day is April 22nd, let them know if you want do a meetup so they can add yo...
6 Apr 20171h 7min

193: Axiomatically Did Not Happen
Owen Anderson (@OwenResistor) joined us to talk about how compilers are written. We discussed LLVM, intermediate representation, clang, and GPUs. As mentioned at the end of the show, Owen's current em...
29 Mar 20171h 10min


















