The TMPDIR podcast

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Learn about best practices and the latest developments with Embedded Linux and IoT... more

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The TMPDIR podcast episodes:

June 27, 2025 Avocado OS With Justin Schneck
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we visit with
Justin Schneck from
Peridio about how Avocado OS is solving various problems
in the embedded Linux space. Avocado’s attributes are composability,
extensibility, and security. This platform composes embedded runtimes, which
seems like a practical alternative to containers at the edge.
Discuss this episode at our
community site.
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56min
May 30, 2025 The Yoe Rolling Release
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In this episode, we discuss rolling releases, some of the advantages, and how we
build the Yoe Distribution, which is a rolling release embedded Linux distro.
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community site.
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24min
May 27, 2025Michael Lynch: Effective Writing for Developers
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we learn:
how the writing process works for Michael
how it has affected his career
The new book Michael is working on to help
developers become more effective writers
Good writers do not necessarily like writing. “I hate writing, but I love
having written.”
If you are interested in becoming a better writer, sign up for updates at
Refactoring English.
Also check out Michael’s blog.
During the show, Cliff shared a quote from
Leslie Lamport:
“If you’re thinking without writing, you only think you’re thinking.”
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community site.
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56min
May 09, 2025 RISC-v and LLVM With Alex Bradbury
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In this episode, we learn about Alex’s work with LLVM on
RISC-V. Alex has been involved with RISC-V since it was first released and
recently has been focused on making LLVM support better. Alex shares some
details about this work, as well as general ideas on how he works. Alex is also
the author of the LLVM Weekly Newsletter, which he
has published for over 10 years.
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community site.
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56min
April 04, 2025 Simplicity
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In this episode, we discuss what is simplicity, why does it matter, and how to
get there.
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community site.
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23min
February 28, 2025Product vs. Technology
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we discuss the difference between a product and technology. A
couple related blog posts from Khem on this subject:
Product and platform/technology
Opensource in context of product and platform/technology - Example
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community site.
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9min
February 14, 2025New Tools in 2024
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we discuss some of the new tools we started using (more) in
2024 that can help you become a more productive developer.
Zellij
Helix
Terminals
Alacritty
Kitty
Ghostty
tio
fd
rg
Perplexity
Yazi
LazyGit
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21min
December 13, 2024 Unintended Open Source Forks
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we discuss the tendency to end up on a hard fork of an OSS
project, how this happens, and why we should consider another model.
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18min
November 01, 2024Open Hardware With Jason Kridner
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we learn how the BeagleBoard Foundation does open hardware and
how their products can be useful in your product development efforts.
Notes:
how Beagleboard products are different than Raspberry PIs
why open hardware is important
overview of some of Beagleboard.org’s products
why upstreaming development is important
how to do things right
discussion about RISC-V
and more
See the Beagleboard.org main site and
documentation site for more information.
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55min
October 18, 2024 Recent Experiences Building a Connected Device With Zephyr
Available on your favorite podcast platform.
In this episode, we discuss our recent experiences building a product using
Zephyr, and how Zephyr has helped us move fast and quickly integrate advanced
features like a HTTP server, non-voltile store in flash, device support, etc. We
also discuss how to set up a project in Zephyr and have built a project template
that demostrates how to use the Zephyr T2 workspace setup. This template also
includes common things projects need like a web application example.
Zephyr SimpleIoT
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community site.
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29min

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