Adam Stacoviak

I didn't think about that being, you know, like, I guess I did, but you know, I didn't think about until this moment that that's kind of like not a computer, but also kind of a computer that somebody wrote software for. Exactly. And maybe, maybe I could even write my own software for it.

I didn't think about that being, you know, like, I guess I did, but you know, I didn't think about until this moment that that's kind of like not a computer, but also kind of a computer that somebody wrote software for. Exactly. And maybe, maybe I could even write my own software for it.

If there was a way to, is that part of what you do is embedded is like you start to find ways to add to the non-computer computer.

If there was a way to, is that part of what you do is embedded is like you start to find ways to add to the non-computer computer.

For sure.

For sure.

That moment of discovery is the fun part, right? Like when you like get that, oh man, I had no idea that's what that really meant. You know, like when you kind of get that taste and it sparks this like perpetual curiosity, I would say, cause that's, I mean, mine is not as cool as yours.

That moment of discovery is the fun part, right? Like when you like get that, oh man, I had no idea that's what that really meant. You know, like when you kind of get that taste and it sparks this like perpetual curiosity, I would say, cause that's, I mean, mine is not as cool as yours.

I was writing CSS and my mom was like, and I was doing a blog cause I was far away from home and she was catching up with me and my life via a blog back and Gosh, 2003, I want to say, 2004. And she was like, you are good at this. You should keep doing it. And because my mom said that, I'm like, okay, this is kind of cool. I should probably keep doing this.

I was writing CSS and my mom was like, and I was doing a blog cause I was far away from home and she was catching up with me and my life via a blog back and Gosh, 2003, I want to say, 2004. And she was like, you are good at this. You should keep doing it. And because my mom said that, I'm like, okay, this is kind of cool. I should probably keep doing this.

And that's kind of like where my curiosity in software development began was just like learning CSS. But that initial moment is so strong.

And that's kind of like where my curiosity in software development began was just like learning CSS. But that initial moment is so strong.

I pulled up the walkway and I'm a couple layers deep while you're talking. And I'm on the walkway for VS Code and I'm like, wow, this is so cool that you can, I mean, you can do it in the web too, but like a lot of people are really, they're happy in VS Code. I'm not unhappy in VS Code. It's not my favorite, but it's certainly a quite usable code editor.

I pulled up the walkway and I'm a couple layers deep while you're talking. And I'm on the walkway for VS Code and I'm like, wow, this is so cool that you can, I mean, you can do it in the web too, but like a lot of people are really, they're happy in VS Code. I'm not unhappy in VS Code. It's not my favorite, but it's certainly a quite usable code editor.

And I think it's a great platform for a lot of people. Yeah. The fact that you can have another tab next to your code in VS Code and it's Walkway and you're kind of like programming in software what could be future hardware and learning, that's so cool.

And I think it's a great platform for a lot of people. Yeah. The fact that you can have another tab next to your code in VS Code and it's Walkway and you're kind of like programming in software what could be future hardware and learning, that's so cool.

I've personally been intimidated by, I suppose, hardware coding like this or things that do stuff that isn't software because I don't know how, and I suppose everything's find-outable, right? The word find-outable. But I just haven't found out or had the time to find out. So the burden and the hurdles to start in the way that I want to start seem so high.

I've personally been intimidated by, I suppose, hardware coding like this or things that do stuff that isn't software because I don't know how, and I suppose everything's find-outable, right? The word find-outable. But I just haven't found out or had the time to find out. So the burden and the hurdles to start in the way that I want to start seem so high.

This Walkway thing seems so cool that I can, I feel like it might be a bit more accessible now.

This Walkway thing seems so cool that I can, I feel like it might be a bit more accessible now.