Episode 822 transcript

FLOSS-822 Jonathan: Hey folks, this week, Rob joins me and we talk with Shimon Shachin about NAND to Tetris. That is the open course for college and high school students, all about starting with the NAND block as the basic building block of computer architecture, designing an ALU, a CPU, a full computer your own programming language, a compiler, all sorts of great stuff, and eventually ending up with the playable game of Tetris. It's a lot of fun, and you don't want to miss it, so stay tuned. This is Floss Weekly, episode 822, recorded Tuesday, February the 25th. Nand to Tetris. Hey folks, it's time for Floss Weekly. That's the show about free, libre, and open source software. I'm your host This is Jonathan Bennett, and today we've got a lot of fun planned. We've been fighting with technical difficulties, but that's okay. We're used to that. We're Linux users. And speaking of Linux users, I've got a co host today. The one, the only Mr. Robert P. Campbell. Rob: Excited to be here as always. Yeah, it'll be Jonathan: fun. So you've got, you've got a little, a little bit of a teaching experience, right? Sort of on the, on the college level. Rob: I have a little bit of college teaching…