Kevin Elliott

What a great idea! I think employee-conscience employers will definitely latch onto this. HR depts in 2023 are certain to want to find ways to keep employees happy during a tumultuous period.

Congrats Mark! That's amazing.

The Boring Company will be making the drills and tunnels that will go under Trumps walls. Pros: Promotes awareness in a goofy way. Cons: Truly boring product.

At first when I saw this, I thought it was in reference to an iOS app I use for UAV/drones called KittyHawk. But then I realized it was SO MUCH MORE. Pretty wild endeavor.

A frightening glimpse into the potential of the future. Pretty soon we will very likely see false recordings of people's likeness, in both audio and video formats, and average people will soon have difficulty identifying what is real and what is manufactured. One can argue that people are already having a problem with reality without this, so you can certainly expect it to exacerbate it. On the...

Stripe is already a great product from a great team. It will be interesting to see what makes up their special approach.

Please tell me this is an April Fool's joke.

Let's remember. Facebook is unattractive to millennials and the kids of the current generation, who like Snapchat and Instagram for chatting. They like to keep things simple and they are much more superficial when it comes to communicating than some of us of previous generations. They want to show their day in little clips, be silly with AR overlay faces, and dish out their day in temporary...

I'm reluctant to use anything social from Apple too, considering previous Ping and other efforts have flopped. But I think people are selling this short and calling it off too quickly. If you factor in Apple's soon-to-be advantage in AR, where tens of millions of new phones with the feature (and potentially hundreds of millions if they allow reduced AR support in previous devices), you will see...

Also, note that the folks at @21co such as @balajis and others are very active on their Slack chat in case you want to talk to them in more detail about the app, the platform, the 21 computer, etc. Great group of folks who respond to just about everything, including ideas.

@stirman This is fantastic. I really love the UI, and it's such a nice concept. It's not too far off from something I'm working on (HomeTender). I have recently been seeing more concepts like this, which is fantastic as it validates the market and brings some healthy competition. I particularly like your approach to presenting information cleanly, minimally, and configurable. Looking forward to...

Interesting, but also seems problematic. Voice control for things is useful, but across the 4 Echos that I own I can say that the rate of error is still quite high, and the interactions are still very awkward.

Jim continues the quest of helping others maximize their boomer years. I'm not a "Baby Boomer" but I have enjoyed listening to this podcast when I'm heads down programming.

I like the concept -- I like Bitcoin, I like revenue, and I like sharing. But I am also concerned that my network and user base that will click my links will be terribly annoyed that I added new ads to their experience. It won't take long for them to realize that I added the ads; that it doesn't come from the other end of the original link. Do you have thoughts around this? I would like to...

Is this something that is only ideal for someone looking to replace/enter a new career, or is it also someone looking to enhance their skills while working at or running existing business/startups? For example, I would love to grow my UX skills, but I'm not a full-time student type.

As an iPad Pro user, this is an obvious companion that previous "secondary screen" apps just don't seem to support. Since this is really for business users (or dedicated prosumers), the cost for this is reasonable. These guys are bound to get rich.

App integration is incredible. Tiny Speck has come a long way since Glitch. I miss it dearly, but Slack is such an incredible product that it has somehow transcended such a crowded space in no time. Now, time to get to work on an integration and publish an app in the new app store!

How does this differ from the many, many other branded VPN solutions that allow you to choose an exit point? Are there deeper, more configurable, and more transparent options that this includes?