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- Dave has more computer woes. He still "shops" from the dumpster room though!
- Chris has been working with NodeJS which has so many dependencies it stresses him out
- Altium rejected a bid from Autodesk
- Jon Evans, one of the lead KiCad devs, is an upcoming guest on Chris's other podcast for Contextual Electronics.
- Solidworks is made by Dassault Systems (who also make military gear?)
- Solidworks rebadges Altium as "Solidworks PCB"
- Past guest (and co-worker of both Chris and Dave!) Matt Berggren is one of the leading product developers at Autodesk PCB.
- The LM3914 display driver
- Past guest Philip Fredin made a "DIP conversion" package using a PCB and stamped metal
- Toyota Production System
- Stopping the line in TPS
- Continuous integration / continuous deployment
- Apparently Tesla is doing some form of this with their cars?
- Chris got to catch up with past guest Sam Zeloof, who is nearing the end of undergrad (already!). He mentioned the cost of a lithography machine (EUV) is near $100M
- Bosch has a new semiconductor plant for making sensors
- TinyML on microcontrollers
- Past guest Brian Faith talked about doing something like this using their platform SensiML
- Popping a 5000A fuse
Dave has more computer woes
youtube.comNodeJS
nodejs.orgAltium rejected a bid from Autodesk
twitter.comJon Evans
twitter.comChris's other podcast for Contextual Electronics.
contextualelectronics.comDassault Systems
3ds.comSolidworks rebadges Altium as "Solidworks PCB"
solidworks.comPast guest Philip Fredin
theamphour.comToyota Production System
en.wikipedia.orgStopping the line
leanbuilds.wordpress.comContinuous integration / continuous deployment
infoworld.comSam Zeloof
theamphour.comTinyML on microcontrollers
zdnet.comPopping a 5000A fuse
youtube.comMagda Ehlers
pexels.comPexels
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