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 Juli 20201h 11min
336: Common Sense Is Not Common Sense
Philana Benton (@TechnoPHILiANA) spoke with us about mentoring: how to be a good mentor, what to expect, and what not to do. If you'd like to try mentoring, sign up for Philana's DivTekSpace (divteks...
2 Juli 20201h 12min
335: Patching on the Surface of Mars
Joel Sherrill (JoelSherrill) spoke with us about choosing embedded operating systems and why open source RTEMS (RTEMS_OAR) is a good choice. Embedded #307: Big While Loop: Chris and Elecia talk about ...
25 Juni 20201h 15min
226: Camp AVR Vs. Camp Microchip (Repeat)
Jay Carlson (@jaydcarlson), author of The Amazing $1 Microcontroller, joined us to talk about comparing microcontrollers and determining our biases. This was an in-depth comparison of different micro ...
18 Juni 20201h 20min
334: Bag of Heuristics
Matt Godbolt (@mattgodbolt) joined us to talk about assembly code, becoming a verb, 6502s, exploring compilers, and application binary interfaces. Compiler Explorer can be found at godbolt.org. The co...
11 Juni 20201h 9min
333: Project Purgatory
Bailey Steinfadt (@baileysteinfadt) spoke with us about the makerspaces, communities, following many paths, and misbehaving robots. Bailey works at Dojo Five and Stone Path Engineering. Area 515 is a...
4 Juni 202052min
332: There Were Fires
Doug Harriman of Simplexity (@SimplexityPD) spoke with us about motors, controllers, and designing mechatronic systems. Simplexity (or if you want to contact them) Doug recommends Control Systems Engi...
29 Maj 20201h 11min
331: Friendly Tea Kettle
Dr. Katy Huff (@katyhuff) spoke with us about nuclear engineering, effective software development, and the apropos command. Katy wrote an O'Reilly book describing Python software development to scient...
21 Maj 202059min
