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what is the toughest part of fundraising?? startup founders please share your thoughts...

Founder’s dilemma: Pay higher and get folks in office. Pay lesser and have folks work remote. Why one to choose? Any suggestions?

One of the biggest news coming from government to private firms cybersecurity audit is now mandatory here's is the news attached below

ALERT!! How many of you guys use online prop trading firms for trading funded accounts, where now it have been major collapse in some of the major firms and thinks there is a strong change needed in the prop firm industry?

What if AI starts to follow the dominance hierarchy like we humans do as a part of our evolutionary biology ?

One of the toughest calls in building Patholite was choosing the right tools. We didn’t have a backend developer or a big budget, so we went with Firebase. Not everyone gets why. But we chose it because we believe in making smart, efficient choices w

What is the Toughest and Most Complicated Area of Hacking? what is the toughest and most complicated part of hacking? When I say "part," I mean specific skills like reverse engineering, creating exploits, analyzing malware, cracking passwords, web h

The crab in the box knows neither the pond, the river, or the sea. But he will never do anything to climb out and discover new possibilities. If you tell him to climb, he has the best excuse "The others are pulling me down." High time we dismantle th

Hidden IP Crimes Alert! Startups, beware of lesser-known IP pitfalls like REVERSE CONFUSION. While we usually think of smaller brands copying bigger names, reverse confusion flips the script. Here, a giant unknowingly (or deliberately) uses a smalle