Hi all,
It was great to see so many people at the Christmas drinks.
Since then, Omer and I have been chatting about how to get something going
in London again.
We'd like to solicit some feedback on our proposed format (below) and also
to invite you to submit your proposals for talks on this Google Form:
https://forms.gle/rBQopohr6UHWNRcq9
Our goals are to do in person meetups in/around Central London because we
received a lot of feedback where people said that it was the personal
community feel that was most valuable. Online events of talks don't seem to
be much better than pre-recorded talks that you can consume in your own
time.
We'd like to propose a similar but slightly different format to the old
one.
2 or 3 slots per session of no more than 30 minutes each, with plenty of
time for questions.
We'd like to have a larger social aspect to the evening, including time
during the event for 5->10 minute lightning talks or show and tell
sessions.
There are a lot of people doing lots of interesting things but who can't
commit to a big talk. This could also be a channel for periodic updates on
ongoing projects from people who are working on something and who would
like input or who do not feel they are finished enough to present a longer
talk.
The evening would start with a meet-and-greet at the venue, but perhaps
with food or snacks, depending on the host.
After the talks we would retire to the pub, but hopefully early enough that
people can stay for at least one drink before leaving for trains.
For now we'd like to solicit some feedback on this format and also to
invite you to submit your proposals for talks on this Google Form:
https://forms.gle/rBQopohr6UHWNRcq9
We're aiming to set up a pipeline of events so that when we launch we can
be sure to have events regularly.
Best wishes,
@ndy
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Hi folks,
Hope you're all doing well.
I've been working on building a bunch of tools targetting embedded
hardware and as a test that things are working have fished out various
bits of hardware that I have lying around.
As a test for avrdude I wanted to program the latest version of the
littlewire firmware for the board we put together at Wuthering Bytes,
erm some 10 years ago :)
There was a specific issue with the firmware requiring something or
another that I can't recall now. I was wondering if anyone remembers
what the issue was on that day in 2013, and what the workaround was.
The site moved to github pages at some point http://littlewire.github.io
and you can get the latest firmware files from there (old url littlewire
dot cc is squatted)
Sevan