

#105 Hardware Engineering with Bruno Haid
Nov 24, 2023
Bruno Haid, a software engineer and tech founder from Austria, talks about growing up in the European countryside, his passion for computers, and his excitement for building home appliances with open source software. They discuss topics such as the evolution of computer games, the limitations of code as law, the impact of Uber's monopoly tendency, and simulating ecosystems in a plug-in fridge.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Experiences in New York's Subway
02:16 • 8min
Evolution of Computer Games and the Potential for a Game Dev Renaissance
10:31 • 2min
The Education System in Austria and Historical Trauma
12:31 • 4min
From Web Design to Starting a Website Agency
16:12 • 17min
The Limitations of Code as Law and the Importance of Human Deliberation
33:14 • 2min
Missed Bitcoin Opportunity and the Power of Developers
35:13 • 11min
The Origin of the Hacker House
46:11 • 14min
The Impact of Uber's Monopoly Tendency on Competition
01:00:38 • 7min
COVID-19 Impact on Hospitality Industry and Vaccination Experience
01:07:09 • 7min
Simulating Ecosystems in a Plug-In Fridge
01:13:51 • 11min
First Meeting at the HF-0 House
01:24:35 • 4min
The Accessibility of Hardware Engineering
01:28:25 • 13min