Link to the KZbin channel for the person interviewed: youtube.com/@bitluni

By the way, my name is Trevor James Lewis.

Really? Louis Rossman really only got you like 3,500 views... You must be fsvking dry. This is going to be great. ❤

Awesome video guys!

It's a torment for the international audience to listen to a podcast between a scottish and an australian, but the theme of Calibration is always fascinating

Thanks to CNLohr for providing these many cool insights about his work, and also for providing a good deal of heavy lifting on the interview - Chris you really need to stop yapping non-stop and interrupting guests with half assed jokes and observations in an attempt to see what sticks. See the episode with one of the guys from Zephyr; not two minutes would pass before Chris would interrupt with some stupid joke throwing the guest off thread with no added benefit. You really gotta learn how to properly LISTEN and LEARN from your guests and not just play the eternal protagonist. JC

Who is dave btw?

Open Circuits looks like a great book. It is a little bit expensive for who is outside of the dolar region but there is a lot of work in making the book i think. I am majoring in electrical electronics engineering and one day maybe i could make a book like yours, who knows!😅

Been a while since I listened to this podcast. I listened to every single episode for years. Couldn't figure out why I stopped... until the 19:22 mark. Then I remembered Chris's half-baked political comments. Shame. Fun while it lasted.

can you do a podcast where you discuss your about career, your life at companies, dos and donts in early stages of life and how does it affects you later, your past experiences, etc. I know you both have discussed similar topics here and there in many podcasts. Thanks

They have always been crocodle cilps for me in the UK.

Chris, the paddle is on the back of the left side of the steering wheel. Look harder :)

In the UK to register a company is only £50 via the website or £71 if you want to do it on paper. Then £13 per YEAR!! 10* this in France with most other EU countries like Greece, Spain & Germany 3000+ euros. In all you need to have insurance & bank accounts with cash in them.

wasn't expecting two of my worlds to collide like this but yeah, in the classic Tetris scene where we play the NES version, a CRT is an absolute must. at high levels of play your inputs often need to be accurate to one or two frames (1 frame being 1/60 sec ~17ms) so any extra latency can easily be a limiting factor. I play on a fairly compact Panasonic 13" PVM (released ~'96).

"Promo SM"

Absolutely hate using Altium, but I'm glad it wasn't Autodesk. They have a track record of raising prices and putting out worse, buggy tools. I think it's so left field for Renesas to buy them that I don't think we'll see a huge effect on things. Renesas might make chips for everything but the hobbyist is so unlikely to use them that I don't think it'll make a difference, if anything put them on a slightly more level playing field to compete with TI/ST/NRF

Fkuk, this will make the rounds in the automotive industry

Was a Autotrax user and moved to Client for Windows. Loved the products so unvested in Altium in 2015 for $4.50 and now its worth $65+ Thanks Altium!

Hard time imagining phosphor lag reaching the many milliseconds that are inherent in the lcd displays. On the order of half a frametime to maybe 2-3 frametimes depending on a bunch of factors.

I've used Renesas RA2 for a low power design. Absolutely amazing HAL. STMicro should be ashamed.

Why would they decrease the prices? Renesas have paid coin, lots of it. Altium now has to earn that coin back. Period. This coin has to come from somewhere. No company has ever reduced prices on their products after they were acquired.

Siemens is buying everything omg...

By who ?

Shame your don't post on Twitter anymore, it was a really nice reminder

You don't have to build a watch, you can start with the PineTime and customize the firmware for your kid with different watch faces or whatever. Mine is not super reliable but I can't tell if thats software or hardware. They are cheap, so I'm not too bothered -- and i wouldnt be too bothered if a kid broke theirs..

CRT fancy is not _like_ vacuum tube fancy, it _is_ vacuum tube fancy because CRTs are vacuum tubes!

Respect for Cabe and especially his patience, given how much Chris couldn't let him talk for more than a minute without having to interrupt him with some pointless joke to which only himself was chuckling. Ruined a good part of the interview imho

❤ from India

Chris should come back to 𝕏. Join the real world 😂

Good Show Guys !!

Got here via Andreas Spiess. That's very impressive work that Uri has done! 😮 I'll check it out when I find some time.

Hey I know that guy! It was great talking with you, Chris!

1:46 A tie is a noose for an engineer 👍

That zigzag line is caused by migraine.

Jailable offence.. thanks for the reminder, it's too easy to forget about the awful legislation that's been passed. What a shitshow!

4 too many

I love hearing you legends together! Thanks for another great episode.

I was born early 1965, so will put my name forward as the oldest EE KZbinr.......LOL

Video now works

Seems like the video is not videoing

Doesnt look like the video worked or is it just me?

Now I wanna go launch something into space lmao

48:55 CH is the country code for Switzerland (Confoederatio Helvetica).

So the IP reuse question is actually different between your locales -- commonwealth countries the IP is typically owned by a consultant when work is done in contract so it's unambiguously okay to reuse code, unless there's a specific agreement preventing it. In the USA it's the opposite!

Dave is missing that as you get more fit your body also becomes more calorie efficient

I can't see anything? Static video

ya could get onto the internet from BBSs...before it was commercial..and dial up days usually always had the modem handshake sound,(unless you turned it off..default was on, on most modems) everything from my 2400bps that id rack up huge ass phone bills with calling long distance to BBSs ..all the way through to 56k had the sound.....iirc the ADSL modems never had a speaker for the handshake sound... but if you hooked it up without the filter, you could hear the handshake on the phone handset... LK-99 as it is has a low voltage and current limit...at room temp... its in mA and mV range.. BUT... if you slightly cool it... the range increases.. (look at the graphs in the paper...it shows it all!) as ive said on other vids about LK-99...the real breakthrough comes from the material science.. we now know we can "shrink" the lattice with a chemical process not needing extremely low temps and extremely high pressures...different crystal structures and elements used to make them may help increase the voltage and current limitations LK-99 currently has ...Chris..heres a stupid idea for ya.... solar roadways! ROFL

Really enjoyed this conversation about the obscure world of power lines and linesman!

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Great enthusiasm, and excellent communicator, big fan of CNLohr! BTW, aside from the low-cost 10cent parts from LCSC, any thoughts on the $5 RP2040 used on the Pi Pico? It has 8 PIO state machines, which seems to be unique, or at least not on the ESP32-C3 (risc-v)! Any plans to cover FPGAs?