316: Obviously Wasn't Obvious
Professor Barbara Liskov spoke with us about the Liskov substitution principle, data abstraction, software crisis, and winning a Turing Award. See Professor Liskov's page at MIT, including her incredi...
10 Jan 202050min
315: Trespassers William
Chris and Elecia talk with each other about non-work activities including music, office rearrangement, and origami. The Solarbotics Squid Hunting CearouSol Kit Samson S-patch plus 48-Point Balanced Pa...
3 Jan 202056min
314: Why Are Wings Needed in Space?
Mohit Bhoite (@MohitBhoite) makes functional electronic sculptures from components and brass wire. We spoke with him on the hows and whys of making art. Mohit's sculptures, including the Tie Fighter. ...
20 Des 20191h 1min
313: Where the Paper Knows It Needs to Fold
Robert J. Lang spoke with us about origami, art, math, and lasers. Robert has many origami books, here is a subset: Origami Design Secrets: Mathematical Methods for an Ancient Art (the one we talked...
13 Des 20191h 20min
312: Two Meter Exhaust Port
Chris and Elecia talked through how security holes can get explored on a fictional product. Thanks to an Embedded listener who enjoyed hearing from Jacob Martinez about helping young adults have acces...
6 Des 20191h 2min
204: Abuse Electricity (Repeat)
Phoenix Perry (@phoenixperry) spoke with us about physical games. Phoenix is CTO of DoItKits (@DoItKits). More about Phoenix: Bot Party Her site: PhoenixPerry.com She enjoyed Obelisk Gate by N...
28 Nov 201955min
311: Attack Other People's Refrigerators
Rick Altherr (@kc8apf) spoke with us about firmware security and mentoring. Rick is a security researcher at Eclypsium. His personal website is kc8apf.net. Rick's deeply technical dive into reverse en...
22 Nov 20191h 8min
310: While Loops Dressed up for Halloween
Aimee Lucido (@AimeeLucido) is a software engineer and children's book author. Her first book is Emmy in the Key of Code about music, learning to code, and fitting in. We spoke with Aimee about writin...
15 Nov 20191h 12min
