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Welcome, Elecia (@LogicalElegance) and Chris (@Stoneymonster) from @EmbeddedFM for a holiday special Ampbedded (EmbHour?) episode.
- Embedded will be having a Hats and Hacks party in Aptos, CA. You can come! RSVP on Eventbrite.
- Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation
- Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise
- Analog Discovery vs Saleae
- Embedded blog (with Andrei Chichak and Chris Svec) including a post on podcasts we listen to
- Hemingway App, useful for making writing clearer and simpler
- Tweezer sets make excellent gifts
- The Way Things Work Now is an update on a classic book
- Flybrix is a LEGO drone platform for learning control systems and flight robotics. The founder was on Embedded #157.
- Nordic nRF52
- makexyz: 3D printing in your neighborhood
- Fusion 360
- Video of Tesla seeing two cars ahead, having an accident
- The LDC1000 has never been attached to a Bluetooth sensor
- Free calculus book online: Single Variable Calculus: Early Transcendentals. There are other online textbooks approved by the American Institute of Mathematics.
- Raptitude’s Maybe You Don’t Have a Problem
- Isaac Asimov is a great inspiration: Medium Post by Charles Chu
@LogicalElegance
twitter.com@Stoneymonster
twitter.com@EmbeddedFM
twitter.comRSVP on Eventbrite
eventbrite.comAnalog Discovery
analogdiscovery.comSaleae
saleae.comEmbedded blog
embedded.fmHemingway App
hemingwayapp.comTweezer sets
amazon.comThe Way Things Work Now
amazon.comFlybrix
flybrix.comEmbedded #157
embedded.fmNordic nRF52
nordicsemi.commakexyz
makexyz.comFusion 360
autodesk.comLDC1000
ti.comMaybe You Don’t Have a Problem
raptitude.comMedium Post by Charles Chu
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