Mark A. Kellner

I'm kinda torn about this whole AR teaching thing, seems like a shiny toy more than anything, like don't we already have stuff like Google Expeditions and Nearpod that do similar stuff, how's this really different, besides, how are schools with limited budgets supposed to get this tech, real question, is it easier for average teachers to use or a pain to set up, also without proper data showing...

So this thing is supposed to keep our digital stuff safe and pass it on when we're gone, but what if the platform itself gets hacked or goes down? Seems like we're just adding another layer to worry about, on top of everything else, why not just a simple offline backup plan?

Found this tool randomly while browsing, neat idea but doesn't really fix the problem with broken preview images on social media, like the founder said, are there any plans to address this or add other features to make it more useful, I think a lot of people could benefit from that

Hey Roy, curious how your AI teams will really handle complex workflows or just another buzzword filled tech piece, what about real-world integrations, do these agents really sync seamlessly with platforms like Zendesk and Intercom or are users gonna face endless bugs and lag, hope to see some solid proof soon

Hey this sounds like a good idea for those who really struggle with distractions but forcing focus seems a bit harsh, what if it locks you out when you need a break or switch tabs for research, maybe add an option to pause without completely losing progress?