In Richard Feynman's famous 1959 lecture "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom" he posited that there was great innovation yet to be unlocked in miniaturization. In a time when humanity was reaching unprecedented scale in their engineering projects Feynman offered a $1,000
The case for open source software in automotive is not for the developers. It's not even for the companies. The greatest benefits go to the very industry as a whole and automotive needs the leg up. Let's talk about it. Open source for individuals: maximize agency
The driving force of my career has been increasing the broad competency of engineering hardware-based systems. My degree in mechanical engineering - though seemingly less relevant to my daily activities with each passing year - reveals my hardware-centric worldview. I identify as an engineer with an unerringly fierce pride because
I've been reflecting on an appropriate inaugural post for this new blog, The scope of my initial attempt at a commencement piece quickly spiraled into a multi-part series that will see the light of day someday but not today. Then I wrote ~5000 words to organize my thoughts