EP#57: Mr. Williams, Your Book Changed My Life

EP#57: Mr. Williams, Your Book Changed My Life

Podcast Notes

  • Al Williams is our guest this week.
  • Hackaday is a very diverse set of writers. Each writer each has their own specialty that they write about.
    • Al never lets the negative comments get to him. "If no one tells you you suck then you are probably not being read."
    • The writers for Hackaday are able to pick out what is relevant and what projects are good. Hackaday Seal of Approval.
  • Al Williams received his Ham Radio License when he was 14
    • Call sign - WD5GNR
    • Al has always gone through more solder then log books
  • The FPGA evangelist. Al Williams leverages the ability to parallel process on FPGAs.
  • FPGA Computer Covers A to Z.

Special thanks to whixr over at Tymkrs for the intro and outro!

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