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Second Hand Market Quick Commerce: A hyperlocal app for buying and selling second-hand items (furniture, electronics, clothes, etc.) within the same neighborhood. Key Features: User Profiles & Ratings Buyers & sellers create profiles & rate each

Understanding Merchant Trading Merchant trading is a global business model where traders buy and sell goods without engaging in physical manufacturing or direct import/export operations. It differs from traditional import/export companies in the foll

VIEWS ON CRYPTOCURRENCY ( not included block chain technology, coz they are different thing) • Introduction In general terms, cryptocurrency is a decentralised currency used to purchase digital things anonymously or non anonymously without getting

INTERNET SCAMS Every day, countless people fall prey to online scams. You see something you want to buy, but trust issues come to the surface. How do you know the seller is legitimate and won’t take your money and run? 🤔 To tackle this issue, I ca

Finally, Something Reliable! I Built DressUp AI – Probably The Best Virtual Try-On After Testing Tons of Options Hey everyone, I’ve been obsessed with virtual try-on tech for a while now. I’ve tried out so many tools, but honestly, nothing felt goo

Honestly, after visiting over 45 countries, India really stands out when it comes to personal hygiene issues, and it’s hard not to notice. Hygiene habits here feel very different from what I’ve seen in other places, and it can be uncomfortable at tim

This is the greatest heist in business history. This guy sold his company for $550M... Then bought it back for JUST $1. The original buyers lost $800M in the process. Here's the incredible story of how Dave Portnoy won his company back. In 2003,

You're using AI APIs incorrectly, and they'll end up being useless... Unless you add unique value. Here's an example: If you want to create an AI Blog Title Generator using GPT, what will your prompt be? "Create 5 SEO and CTR optimized blog post titl

Here are three common mistakes freelance React.js developers (or developers in general) often make, based on real-world patterns: 1. Over-Engineering Solutions Freelancers, eager to impress clients, sometimes overcomplicate code—like using Redux

Why are we, the buyers, forced to buy from the platform we don’t like? This is also problematic for the sellers as well. It feels so strange for eCommerce sellers to get their products listed on Amazon, eBay, Flipkart, Etsy, Meesho, Zepto, Blinkit,