David Roberts

I think interactive content will be huge in 2025. Brands are using quizzes and polls to boost interaction.

Ryzen 9 gives better value for multitaskers, but if gaming's the priority, Intel i9 might edge out.

I've tried managing several tools, but keeping them aligned is a challenge. Animated AI could make a huge difference by integrating everything I need in one platform.

I am building an AI scheduling agent that handles meeting coordination seamlessly. The goal is to reduce all those back-and-forth emails to just one automated step.

I can't even remember what Monday's meeting was about, I've started using a notes app to quickly jot down decisions and action items before they vanish from my brain.

Your project sounds like it has a lot of potential. Drop me the link when it's live, and I'll help promote it. I'm rooting for you.

I consider AI-generated images art. The creativity behind programming and pushing artistic boundaries makes them unique.

I don't think specific content always wins. Broad content creates more awareness and reaches a larger audience, which works better for some goals.

I launched without testing the product with a small group of users beforehand.

One thing I’d like to see is the ability to set specific goals for each Pomodoro session, rather than just using a timer.

This could be really useful for testing content. I often hesitate before posting, so having the chance to try it out first sounds like a great idea.

I've worked with PDFTron before, and its been a solid choice for form-filling while keeping forms editable.

I really like the idea of an AI Application App Store. It sounds like a great way to connect developers and users, but I wonder how would you handle quality control to ensure only valuable apps make it through?