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Adam Stacoviak

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580 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Yeah. As an outsider who I'm not sure I would ever even venture into the world of what it would take to be on a team that creates autonomous cars. I'm just I'm a fan from afar. Let's just say of the idea.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Yeah. As an outsider who I'm not sure I would ever even venture into the world of what it would take to be on a team that creates autonomous cars. I'm just I'm a fan from afar. Let's just say of the idea.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

I like the idea, but I think it's. This is layman. This is from the outside. It seems perpetually flawed because it's not a closed system. There's so many flaws in the system that you can almost never predict. You can predict a lot of the various ones, but you can't predict...

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

I like the idea, but I think it's. This is layman. This is from the outside. It seems perpetually flawed because it's not a closed system. There's so many flaws in the system that you can almost never predict. You can predict a lot of the various ones, but you can't predict...

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

all of them ever, and because it's not a closed system that you control, then it seems like you're perpetually going to be flawed. No matter what, there's always going to be something that changes the game, potentially catastrophically, that you can't circumvent.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

all of them ever, and because it's not a closed system that you control, then it seems like you're perpetually going to be flawed. No matter what, there's always going to be something that changes the game, potentially catastrophically, that you can't circumvent.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

that's a that is a catastrophe of course it's a tragedy when one person dies but when this fleet suddenly goes bad i mean the stakes are way higher right yeah i mean i can i've been that human jared that's coming up over a hill with the sun i mean i'm 16 and i can well not even at any age really i mean period as even a good driver i would say a marginally good driver i think i've had

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

that's a that is a catastrophe of course it's a tragedy when one person dies but when this fleet suddenly goes bad i mean the stakes are way higher right yeah i mean i can i've been that human jared that's coming up over a hill with the sun i mean i'm 16 and i can well not even at any age really i mean period as even a good driver i would say a marginally good driver i think i've had

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Uh, the most recent accident I had, which is like the one I didn't cause the deer hit me. And this was like a year ago. Some things can't be avoided. And this deer wasn't like random at nighttime when you would think a deer would be out. It was, uh, nine in the morning in town. Fuck. Like where other cars were at. It wasn't the time when deer should be running necessarily.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Uh, the most recent accident I had, which is like the one I didn't cause the deer hit me. And this was like a year ago. Some things can't be avoided. And this deer wasn't like random at nighttime when you would think a deer would be out. It was, uh, nine in the morning in town. Fuck. Like where other cars were at. It wasn't the time when deer should be running necessarily.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

He was looking for your car. Ran right into me. And then the other time was, geez, probably 20 years ago. And it was just wet. And I just didn't stop in time. Like I stopped, but my car, it's the size of the skid because, you know, that's what happens. Yeah.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

He was looking for your car. Ran right into me. And then the other time was, geez, probably 20 years ago. And it was just wet. And I just didn't stop in time. Like I stopped, but my car, it's the size of the skid because, you know, that's what happens. Yeah.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

And sure, I could have been paying a little bit better attention, but I'm a pretty good driver is the point of the last 45 seconds. That's the point you're trying to get across? I'm a pretty decent driver. Right. But I've been in a scenario where the sun has completely overtaken my vision completely. I do recall in seconds beforehand what was in front of me. And so I went now from literal memory.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

And sure, I could have been paying a little bit better attention, but I'm a pretty good driver is the point of the last 45 seconds. That's the point you're trying to get across? I'm a pretty decent driver. Right. But I've been in a scenario where the sun has completely overtaken my vision completely. I do recall in seconds beforehand what was in front of me. And so I went now from literal memory.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Mm-hmm. with confidence of my next driving maneuvers straight. Right. And around the bend a little bit kind of, kind of because I was going from my memory before my site was taken away. And the case of the cameras, you know, the thing freaking out, I don't know what happened there.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Mm-hmm. with confidence of my next driving maneuvers straight. Right. And around the bend a little bit kind of, kind of because I was going from my memory before my site was taken away. And the case of the cameras, you know, the thing freaking out, I don't know what happened there.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Maybe it was like a literal panic mode, but you know, like in my own body, I had a panic version, but I just didn't crash. There was no Adam BSD or BSOD. There was a, it was just a, you know, continued driving. It was safe. Yeah.

The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source
The world of embedded systems (Interview)

Maybe it was like a literal panic mode, but you know, like in my own body, I had a panic version, but I just didn't crash. There was no Adam BSD or BSOD. There was a, it was just a, you know, continued driving. It was safe. Yeah.