ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Christopher and Elecia catch up on life, firmware consulting, daydreams, and projects.
Elecia thinks aloud about low-stimulation education toys. Christopher shares his experience using AI tools to build a custom Swift metronome app to train off-beat timing, specifically how he turned the project into a structured language lesson plan. They discuss using Google's NotebookLM on the Embedded.fm transcripts, award wins, handling guest self-invites, contract engineering advice for high schoolers, security key vulnerabilities, and how moving from desktop to embedded requires viewing your hardware as your framework. Discussion Resources & Links
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Embedded.fm LLM – Search and query all past Embedded.fm show notes, blog posts, and transcripts
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Hasbro Women Innovators of Play – Toy design challenge encouraging women-led innovations
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Mermaid Live Editor – Text-based diagramming and flowchart tool for Markdown documentation
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eMudhra & GoAhead Vulnerability Overview – Security issues surrounding public key infrastructure, TLS, and embedded web server DHE cipher secrets
