On the phone, Cameron specifically prefers Android devices over other options.

Every time Cameron switches from Mac to PC, he regrets it, with his last switch involving the Surface Pro.

Many live events showcase MCP setups, but often they fail to work as expected, reflecting a recurring demo issue.

Cameron Rohn shares that having Alexa activated in the background often leads to confusion and frustration during discussions.

A Snap developer shares how infrared sensors on the glasses capture depth data for enhanced AR experiences.

The presenter struggled with English, making it hard to recall the Chinese company's name

Veterans in AR have weathered many false starts and disappointments, likened to ‘winter is always coming.’

Cameron recounts founding an app company that merged into a larger firm where he now works on an augmented reality app.

Cameron uses an anecdote about loving shoes that break to illustrate user-stored memory in e-commerce chatbots.

Tom reflects on his past experience setting up Langfuse and questions whether he is currently experimenting effectively.

Cameron admits he hasn't been using Langfuse recently, reflecting a drop in engagement with the tool.

Cameron’s house is filled with STEM projects that never took off.

Tom bought Raspberry PIs hoping to get people excited but eventually lost interest.

The challenges of JavaScript illustrate that widespread distribution can trump technical quality in adoption.

Tom participated in a hackathon sponsored by Pulse MCP, illustrating real-world engagement with the protocol.

Cameron Rohn recalls that Sam Altman co-founded and was involved with IO a couple of years ago.

They reflected on the uncertainty of where to place a motorcycle graphic on a page and its design implications.

Tom encountered a dashboard tool that repeatedly failed to render or delivered poor output.

Tom shared that he’s helped non-technical people connect to a cloud desktop and see what the experience is like.

I switched from Mac to Windows several years ago and currently use a Windows computer.