Adam Stachowiak

There's a lot of – it's like it's a pejorative.

I'm for everyone coming in.

I'm like the one song, Arms Wide Open kind of thing.

With Arms Wide Open.

Yeah, man.

Creed all the way.

I love Creed.

I'm a metal gems kind of guy.

Yeah, with arms wide open, come on in.

Come build.

It's going to get more fun, more lively.

More software is better for the world.

And I think that as this world evolves, as this thing evolves, we're going to need more people to build good software.

Bespoke software for personal use, bespoke software for just-in-time business-level functional personal software, and then truly platforms and production systems like our friends at CloudFlare just did with Open Next as an example of them using $1,000, $1,200 to take Next from what it was with –

for sale only essentially and enabling veet and all the process behind that like that's a different kind of thing than you are in our building but they've got a team and some smarts and some true talent that not so much you and i don't have but they've got some skills behind that behind those tokens yeah you have to know a bit about what you're doing to pull that off if i was going to take the other side of the argument on what i just said it would be that

Oh, yes.

I actually – I agree with that sentiment because I was recently in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and if you haven't been to Pittsburgh, it is a beautiful city.

There's a lot of history there because it's one of the original 13 colonies.

There's a lot of history there, whereas other places are sort of new.

Everything is new.