Paul Shustak

Genius! But I would expect nothing less from the guys at AgentRisk. Perfect timing too.

I play guitar and am always looking for a way to practice on the road. Question is whether this device gets close enough to a real guitar to qualify as "practice". If you're just learning chords I could see this being a great tool. For more advanced guitarists who want to practice scales, runs a solos, I'm not so sure.

The "integrated Actions and Decisions" piece sounds promising. Slack threads tend to get very diffuse. If Stride can force and record decisions, that would be a nice improvement.

Hmm... mixed feelings about this. Love the Echo and have one in practically every room. Being audio devices, they fade into the background and rise to the occasion when needed. Screens not so much. And what's the use case for Show? Is it is an Echo with display or an entirely new beast? The screen is too small to command attention from across the room, so it feels like the former. I think the...

Can't wait to try. As a music fan the possibilities seem endless. Write new songs for the Beatles to sing. Hear Sinatra cover Nirvana.

Awesome addition to Slack. We use both Slack and hangouts and would love to settle on one platform. But does Slack have screen sharing?

Looks promising. I would definitely consider this for my next case.

Another nail in the coffin of ICE. At some point the romance has to end. Personally I could care less about the sound my engine makes (the less the better). Will be interesting to see how the legacy brands position ICE vs. electric in coming years. Ferrari could be the last man standing.

Love the bite sized approach. Can't wait to try. Sounds so much more productive and stimulating than gaming or social media apps.

@amanda_greenberg Congrats on your launch. Definitely see a need for this if it can cut through organization politics to accelerate innovation and foster inclusivity. I'm curious about the underlying principles. Does it rely on any behavioral/social/organizational psychology research?

Joining the party late, but as a long time guitar player I find this discussion fascinating, especially the fear this device is creating among guitarists. Feels distinctly luddite. We're all geeks here and in love with progress right? So what makes guitars different? Because they're tools for artistic expression? I don't see how that matters but even if true, just look at the history of...

Great content, I agree but are we stretching the definition of "product" a little too far?

I love the brand and I love that this product uses natural ingredients. I could see using it from time to time. But i'm skeptical about how this category of products is being pitched as a healthy, long term alternative to actual meals. Humans evolved to eat real food. Preferably in company of other humans. Nothing is ever going to improve on that.

Love the concept (and the name). Will be giving this a try. @brankocerny - Curious about your inspiration for the app.

Definitely targets a problem for me, but I'm not in to war/military stuff so I probably wouldn't use it. That said I could see this finding a market. Also if these stories prove popular they could have a life in other channels, particularly gaming. Cool idea for sure.

I've been a happy Dashlane user for a couple of years now. The dang thing just works, which was not the case with other password managers I tried. In fact its one of the only apps I pay for. Even borders on magic sometimes ;-) I think they've got a real opportunity in the enterprise but the pricing is a concern. $2/mo/user (for up to 100 employees) seems expensive. Compare to Google apps at...