Posted by Claudius Coenen on June 29th, 2018 | Comments Off on Hörenswerte Podcast-Episoden II
Einzel-Episoden
Außerdem die Empfehlung sich Ologies (englisch) mal anzuhören.
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on November 20th, 2017 | Comments Off on Hörenswerte Podcast-Episoden
Ich höre einen Haufen Podcasts. Immer mal sind dazwischen außergewöhnliche Episoden. In den letzten Tagen waren außergewöhnlich viele Gute dabei:
- the end #8 mit Judith Holofernes (1h, deutsch, nachdenlich)
- Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy #276 mit Adam Savage (1h, englisch)
- Lila Podcast #80 über Transfrauen (1h, deutsch)
- Voices of VR #590 “Designing The Future through Sci-Fi World Building” (1:11h, englisch)
- Raumzeit #67 über Neutronensterne (2h, deutsch)
- Resonator #118 über Kognitionsforschung (1:40h, deutsch)
- CRE #215 über Kurdistan (4h, deutsch, die erste halbe Stunde geht es um den Gast, und um Berlin und um Geschichte)
- ReWork #5 “Take a Stand” (30min, englisch)
- Viele der SyFy 25 Origin Stories (je ~25min, englisch). Vor Allem: Neil Gaiman (Coraline), Ron Moore (Star Trek TNG oder Battlestar Galactica), Natasha Vita-More (Transhumanismus)
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on October 29th, 2016 | Comments Off on McCoy – ATtiny LED Project
McCoy is a side project I made to learn how to use the ATtiny microcontroller. The Idea came about at MRMCD2016, when I received a welcome gift in form of a light-up LED Pill. The very first thing crossing my mind was to put more electronics into this tiny housing.

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Posted by Claudius Coenen on September 12th, 2015 | Comments Off on Retracing a project’s state with git
Imagine, you’re coming back to a project that has advanced by two months with various people coming and going. And it’s your job to figure it all out. Git has your back! Here’s how.
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on September 6th, 2015 | Comments Off on Generating Server-Sent Events on Arduino
This is a tiny demonstration I created for MESO Digital Services. We’re using an Arduino Ethernet to intercept inputs and forward them to a browser. One-Way communication makes Server-Sent Events via Eventsource an interesting and rarely seen choice.
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