... Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. Not everyone has a knack for marketing, content creation, community building, or other techniques. When it comes to marketing, what have you found to be the best tools and strategies to market your product when it's not your strength? Comment from Edward G(@edward_g): @shyunbill  I agree with you! Do you have recommendations for setting up an agentic workflow? I'd say LinkedIn is currently the biggest challenge. Comment from Edward ...

... promotion should try to reach family members and caregivers. The audioplayer is an app that you use with an off-the-shelf tablets to make a sort-of-DIY device. I'm a software developer with a bit of knack for UX, not a marketing guy. Plus it's a hobby project that I tinker with after my day job. I'm bad at social media: I have a BlueSky account for the project but except for one post ...

... still get a buzz putting something out into the world. Thank you random strangers of the Internet. Comment from Jesse Korzan(@jessekorzan): @ixord   ... going to check out your apps, Igor. Looks like you've got a knack for happy users, congrats on your success. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): I also really appreciate receiving any kind of feedback from users. There were times when I would wake up at 5 a.m. my time just to talk to them about ...

... think it will free up time for hikes and museum visits and learning new skills, and to some extent is probably will unlock that potential. But so oftent new luxuries quickly become commoditized, and it seems we have a knack for backfilling the mundane with what will soon become mundane. And, while I won't venture into the politics of wealth distribution further deteriorating, I will just say I think there will be trade-offs that account for the rewards ... ... situations that requite human connection to better relate to and understand the situation, but do they really care? They cut costs, people will still use their services because some of them just don't have much of an alternative