Adam Stacoviak

I like the idea that, one, it is software, so you can scale, just like you said, which is a great thing. But at the same time, it's like, well, this isn't real. It's software. But the moment I felt comfortable literally buying or spending my cash on some hardware and some wires and a kit or whatever it might be,

I like the idea that, one, it is software, so you can scale, just like you said, which is a great thing. But at the same time, it's like, well, this isn't real. It's software. But the moment I felt comfortable literally buying or spending my cash on some hardware and some wires and a kit or whatever it might be,

I can take the thing that I've been playing with, iterating on and get like every other software developer is doing. And I'm learning the software development skills. But now once I've kind of gotten to the point where I've got my really good version that I want to really make in the real world, I can translate that to, it seems like at least translate that to real world.

I can take the thing that I've been playing with, iterating on and get like every other software developer is doing. And I'm learning the software development skills. But now once I've kind of gotten to the point where I've got my really good version that I want to really make in the real world, I can translate that to, it seems like at least translate that to real world.

Now I've written the software for it. Now all I have to do is just pair it up with real hardware versus this, this software version.

Now I've written the software for it. Now all I have to do is just pair it up with real hardware versus this, this software version.

That's so cool. That's dope.

That's so cool. That's dope.

Well, I'm wondering maybe if it wasn't a Fiona moment. My friends who are big fans of a very awesome TV show called Silicon Valley will know what I'm talking about. Because in this episode, spoiler for those who haven't watched it yet, she asks for help. She is a robot. She needed help. I'm wondering maybe if your robot needed help. It might have.

Well, I'm wondering maybe if it wasn't a Fiona moment. My friends who are big fans of a very awesome TV show called Silicon Valley will know what I'm talking about. Because in this episode, spoiler for those who haven't watched it yet, she asks for help. She is a robot. She needed help. I'm wondering maybe if your robot needed help. It might have.

What's up, friends? I'm here with Kurt Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Fly. As you know, we love Fly. That is the home of changelog.com. But Kurt, I want to know how you explain Fly to developers. Do you tell them a story first? How do you do it?

What's up, friends? I'm here with Kurt Mackey, co-founder and CEO of Fly. As you know, we love Fly. That is the home of changelog.com. But Kurt, I want to know how you explain Fly to developers. Do you tell them a story first? How do you do it?

So unlike AWS or Heroku or Vercel, which are all great platforms, the cool thing we love here at ChangeLab most about FLY is that no matter what we want to do on the platform, we have primitives, we have abilities, and we as developers can charge our own mission on FLY. It is a no-limits platform built for developers. And we think you should try it out. Go to fly.io to learn more.

So unlike AWS or Heroku or Vercel, which are all great platforms, the cool thing we love here at ChangeLab most about FLY is that no matter what we want to do on the platform, we have primitives, we have abilities, and we as developers can charge our own mission on FLY. It is a no-limits platform built for developers. And we think you should try it out. Go to fly.io to learn more.

Launch your app in five minutes. Too easy. Once again, fly.io. I'm curious about the possibilities of embedded systems. Jared, maybe your question regarding the chasm is, if I begin, how far is that dip, so to speak? How far is it from beginner to potentially professional? How big is this embedded world? Is it an underserved world? Is there a lot of opportunity? Is there one place to go to learn?

Launch your app in five minutes. Too easy. Once again, fly.io. I'm curious about the possibilities of embedded systems. Jared, maybe your question regarding the chasm is, if I begin, how far is that dip, so to speak? How far is it from beginner to potentially professional? How big is this embedded world? Is it an underserved world? Is there a lot of opportunity? Is there one place to go to learn?

Is it all in university or college? How do you get to be And if you do become a pro or someone who's professional, earning their money and career via this route, is it big? Is it expansive? Is it growing?

Is it all in university or college? How do you get to be And if you do become a pro or someone who's professional, earning their money and career via this route, is it big? Is it expansive? Is it growing?

Yeah. I'm sad about that.

Yeah. I'm sad about that.