Self-Directed Research Podcast
James' cheat codes for low/mid volume + rapid embedded development
James shares why you might want to design embedded systems as a network of devices, instead of trying to cram everything into a single chip
Another take on (de)serialization in Rust
In a rare direct follow-up episode, Amos shares an even differenter take on Serde, this time focusing on the kind of needs a server would have when handling data. Spoiler: Yes, merde means poop in French.
And now for something completely different
A bit about how serde works well, a bit about how serde doesn't work well, and a bit about a different, questionable way of doing things
Spending money vs. spending time: why choose?
Join us on this adventure as Amos describes the history of Bluetooth & co., the trials and tribulations of connecting devices in their home and how this has helped their mental well-being (yes, really).
We shouldn't have to, but it turns out we can
James explains how to combine macros and const-fns to work around limitations of what is possible at compile time, and how to do extremely wasteful calculations at compile time to deduplicate lists of things to make embedded systems go brrr