Amir

AI-driven event social? seems like a privacy nightmare, what with all the data it needs to work, maybe we should just meet people the old fashioned way, not everything should be tech driven

I don't know, I feel like this tool's good for simple jobs, but what happens when you gotta handle really massive files, like, will it still be that fast, also curious, how accurate is it with less common languages, is there any sort of quality check built-in or do we gotta trust it blindly.

I stumbled upon this app through some online ad and I gotta say, it seems like a good idea but I'm not convinced yet, the concept of setting keywords sounds smart but that's also kinda limiting right? What if we could use it for more than just notifications but also for reminders or even integrate with other tools I use daily, also, does it drain battery life much?

Do we really need another app cluttering our phones, especially one just for soundscapes, can't we just step outside and listen to nature ourselves or use existing platforms, curious to see how this one will actually stand out and offer something unique, guess we’ll find out 🤔

Not what I expected, seems like it’s just another tool for Tailwind with a shiny wrapper, anyone who’s serious about web dev already has a setup they trust, maybe cool for beginners but experienced devs probably won’t switch, it’s like putting a new coat of paint on an old car 🚗

Great idea, but who really needs another extension to save images, are we running out of ways to do that now, how about focusing on optimizing download speed or adding more file types, maybe some real innovation next time?

so youre telling me I need an invite code to list a product?? I mean, why make it harder for users who actually want to give it a shot, also how do you plan to keep ppl interested if there's no way to see what they're really getting in to, think you'll have a problem with that, curious if you considered an easier way for ppl to try it out without jumping hoops

Really excited to see this new AI tool from such an experienced team, it seems super helpful for streamlining outreach, but I wonder if it will really live up to the hype and if it can actually handle complex campaigns effectively, maybe worth testing it out and giving more feedback to see how it performs in real-world scenarios

Not sure if anyone else feels the same way, but isn't having an AI telling you what to say in real-time kinda intrusive? like, could it potentially make people dependent on it and less confident in their own speaking abilities? I'm curious, what happens if the AI gives wrong advice at a crucial moment, any thoughts on having a customizable feedback mechanism to prevent such issues?🤔