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I almost quit content forever. Wrote 20 blogs. Zero traffic. Zero leads. Zero comments. I was ready to delete everything and swear off content forever. Then I did one thing differently: Posted daily. No perfection. No overthinking. No chasing vira

DON'T STUDY CODING NOW 🚨 Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit, said that learning to code is pointless as AI will take over coding jobs in the near future. This comes after Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that 25 per cent of the new code at the tech gian

Hey guys, was reading this crazy story about a blockchain developer yaar, and it got me thinking aloud like the introverted nerd I am. Imagine this: bhai sets up a fresh computer, starts coding in Cursor (that AI editor forked from VS Code), and down

WELCOME TO BUSINESS STORIES EP-2 (PRINGLES) You all might have heard the name PRINGLES, But do you know the origin story? Read this out. ●INTRODUCTION ● Pringles are a type of potato crisp that is stackable, thin, and engineered to resist break

Amazon S3 changed everything in the early 2000s when it put storage on top of REST APIs and HTTP. Their main bet was that “eventual consistency” would be good enough for most cases and they were right. Data was spread across availability zones with e

Got a bunch of DMs after I shared about our $1500 India client deal 👀 So here’s the full tea 🍵 This client reached us - 6 weeks ago, we scoped everything honestly, but didn’t sign. - Came again 2 weeks later, same thing, gave honest advice, eve

Sony invented the future. But others built empires from their ideas. From music to cameras to smartphones — Sony built the tech. Others scaled it. Others took the market. This is how Sony changed the world — and got left behind. Sony created the f

on March 3, 1839 a boy was born in Navsari, Gujarat who had an ambition of doing something for his village that boy was named Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata At the age of just 20 years Mr Tata along with his wife and children moved to Bombay and say an o

“He was broke. Jobless. Living off his girlfriend’s paycheck. Four years later, his game made over $300 million—and he built it entirely alone.” In 2011, Eric Barone had no job, no money, and no idea what came next. So he opened his laptop and start

The One Skill That Actually Keeps a Startup Alive People talk a lot about how you need to be good at coding, marketing or sales to run a startup but honestly there’s something more important than all that: Being able to make decisions when things a