

008 - Yoshua Wuyts
Feb 16, 2021
Yoshua Wuyts, a tech visionary in control theory and open source hardware, shares in-depth insights into the world of RISC-V architecture. He discusses the application of PID control loops in software engineering, revealing how these concepts can enhance system efficiency. The conversation also explores the evolution of chip technology, comparing ARM with RISC-V, particularly in the context of smaller manufacturers. Plus, Yoshua dives into innovative projects like the Open Book Project, showcasing the fusion of hardware and software for sustainable tech.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Creating Robust RSS Feeds for Blogs and Podcasts
02:45 • 2min
Exploring Constant Generics and K Combinations in Rust
04:16 • 5min
Control Theory in Software Engineering
09:09 • 13min
Navigating Macro Projects and Hardware Prototyping
21:50 • 18min
Advancements in Chip Technology: ARM vs RISC-V
39:30 • 4min
Innovating E-ink Displays: The Open Book Project
43:46 • 10min