485: Conversation Is a Kind of Music
Alan Blackwell spoke with us about the lurking dangers of large language models, the magical nature of artificial intelligence, and the future of interacting with computers. Alan is the author of Mo...
20 Sep 20241h 17min
484: Collecting My Unhelpful Badge
Chris and Elecia talk to each other about setting aside memory in a linker file, printing using your debugger, looking around a new code base, pointers as optimization, choosing processors, skill tree...
5 Sep 20241h 2min
483: An Ion of the Highest Fidelity
Rick Altherr spoke with us about high-speed control, complicated systems, and making quantum computers. If you want to know more about building quantum computers, take a listen to Rick's MacroFab epis...
23 Aug 20241h 1min
482: Reference the Same Dog Object
Professor Colleen Lewis joined us to talk teaching pointers with stuffies, explaining inheritance through tigers, and computer science pedagogy. Check out her YouTube channel to view her videos explai...
8 Aug 20241h 5min
481: The Girl from Evel Knievel
Chris and Elecia talk about their current adventures in conference talks, play dates, and skunks. Elecia's talks are available on YouTube: Creating Chaos and Hard Faults: An introduction to hard fa...
25 Juli 20241h 2min
480: Surprises Early In The Game
Jerry Twomey spoke with us about his new O'Reilly book Applied Embedded Electronics which covers embedded topics such as EMI, signal processing, control systems and non-ideal components. Jerry is also...
27 Juni 20241h 1min
479: Make Your Voice Heard
Carles Cufí spoke with us about Zephyr, Nordic, learning, open source development, and corporate goals. Carles had some great suggestions for learning Zephyr: Memfault Interrupt Practical Zephyr bl...
13 Juni 20241h 5min
478: The Map Is Not the Territory
Jan Rychter joined us to talk about building a company, electronic components, and software design. Jan is the founder and engineer at PartsBox.com. If you are interested in the meta-analysis of the d...
30 Maj 202455min
