343: Getting Brains to Work
Chris and Elecia discuss transcripts, listener emails, and brains. We already have a post about the dangers of using Arduino for professional work. Elecia got a Cricut Maker to help her make origami ...
4 Syys 202055min
342: That Girl's Brain
Jess Frazelle (@jessfraz) of Oxide Computer (@oxidecomputer) spoke with us about hyperscalers (large companies that make their own datacenter server hardware) and podcasts. Jess wrote an article abou...
27 Elo 202057min
236: The Concept of Delayed Gratification (Repeat)
Roger Linn (@roger_linn) gave us new ideas about musical instruments, detailing how wonderful expressive control, 3D buttons, and keyscanning can be. Roger's company is Roger Linn Design. We talked ex...
20 Elo 20201h 10min
341: Big Hugs to Everybody
Phoenix Perry (@phoenixperry) returns to speak with us about education and the importance of merging art and technology. Phoenix's website is phoenixperry.com. The art installation crossing the virtua...
13 Elo 202054min
340: The Left Bunny Slipper
Chris and Elecia talk about getting transcriptions, accessibility, operating systems, and networking. Elecia recommends reading Haben by Haben Girma (@HabenGirma). Transcripts will initially be only...
6 Elo 20201h 4min
339: Integrity of the Curling Club
Dan Zimmerman (@dmz) spoke with us about voting, voting machines, building trust in software, and transparency. Dan works for Galois (https://galois.com/ , @galois) and Free and Fair (https://freeandf...
30 Heinä 20201h 3min
338: Working With People Is Terrible
In a surprising turn of tables, Christopher White (@stoneymonster) joins the show as a guest to talk about his career, burnout, and musical instruments. Christopher attended Harvey Mudd College for h...
24 Heinä 20201h 26min
337: Not Completely Explode
Kate Temkin (@ktemkin) explained USB: how to get started, general orientation, useful tools, and when you'd use it in embedded systems. Kate's website is ktemkin.com. She works at Great Scott Gadgets....
16 Heinä 20201h 11min
