357: How Do You Think Waffles Work?
Embedded9 Jan 2021

357: How Do You Think Waffles Work?

Chris and Elecia talk about making albums, making progress, DIY shot reporting, getting credit, and project management.

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165: When People See a Button

Shimona Carvalho (@shimonkey) joins us to talk about user interface design in embedded systems. Then we talk about internationalization and localization. Then photography. Shimona's website is shimona...

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164: Heatsink in a Shoebox

164: Heatsink in a Shoebox

Christopher White resurrects an Apple ][+ with his brother Matthew White. This is a show about the software Christopher and Matthew wrote when they were kids and the hardware they wrote it on. Matthew...

9 Aug 20161h 8min

126: Live From Supercon

126: Live From Supercon

Elecia went to Hackaday's SuperCon, got to announce the Hackaday Prize 2015 winners, then talked to the organizers about their conference. The guests this week were (in order of appearance): Amber Cu...

5 Aug 20161h 1min

163: Syringes That Give You Cake

163: Syringes That Give You Cake

Nadya Peek (@nadyapeek) joined us to talk about making machines that build things.  Nadya's website is infosyncratic.nl, which includes her blog. Nadya's dissertation defense on Making Machines that M...

3 Aug 20161h 10min

162: I Am a Boomerang Enthusiast

162: I Am a Boomerang Enthusiast

Valve's Alan Yates (@vk2zay) spoke with us about the science and technology of virtual reality. Elecia looked at the iFixIt Teardown of the HTC Vive system as she was unwilling to take apart Christop...

26 Jul 20161h 21min

161: Magenta Doesn't Exist

161: Magenta Doesn't Exist

Kat Scott (@kscottz) gave us an introduction to computer vision. She co-authored the O'Reilly Python book Practical Computer Vision with SimpleCV: The Simple Way to Make Technology See. The book's web...

19 Jul 20161h 11min

160: Chowdered up the Spoilboard

160: Chowdered up the Spoilboard

Daniel Hienzsch (@rheingoldheavy) and Majenta Strongheart (majentastronghe_art) gave us suggestions on setting up a home shop and information on setting up a maker space. Daniel is the resident engine...

12 Jul 20161h 18min

159: Flying Rainbow Children

159: Flying Rainbow Children

Chris and Elecia talk to each other about compiler optimizations, bit banging I2C, listener emails, and small-town parades. Games to learn/play with assembly languages include The Human Resource Machi...

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