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Here's what I have learnt in the Graphic Design institute : Tools and tools Graphic design institutes only teach tools like Photoshop and Illustrator. They never focus on basic concepts or foundation. They don't teach about color, typography, eleme

This would’ve been the perfect time for a startup like WhiteHat Jr to teach vibecoding instead of traditional coding. Everyone’s saying coding is dying because of AI—and they’re not wrong. AI can now generate entire apps faster than beginners can l

Got some great impressions from firstfour reels in instagram. Guess I should master instagram along with SEO to teach you guys😄🙌. Our team posting content in our native language (Tamil) in a specific niche (Marketing and branding). So we estimate

AI agents are no longer futuristic concepts—they're practical tools driving change in real-time. From automating decisions to managing workflows, they enhance productivity, speed, and precision. As organizations adopt AI-first strategies, these agent

Just completed a deep dive into how neurons and layers in neural networks mirror linear and logistic regression and how TensorFlow simply automates the math we've already learned. I revisited core concepts from linear and logistic regression and saw

Let's talk about fares during booking bike rides. A big problem when booking bike rides is that drivers often ask for extra cash, even though the fares are already high. If you don't pay, they might refuse the ride. Complaints to customer service som

I don't know why it feels like the investors on Shark Tank India consider themselves to be gods, thinking that whatever they say is right and everything else is wrong. They say things like "no one can sell a ₹100 product for ₹50, which I find hard to

Technical books, especially in engineering, are often filled with dense theory that makes learning feel monotonous. I plan to change that by creating a series of books on technical subjects, starting with mechanical engineering, that take a completel

Imagine it’s the late 1800s. Pens are cheap, reliable, and everyone uses them. Then comes a new invention—the typewriter. But there’s a problem. 💰 It’s expensive. 🖊️ People think a pen does the job just fine. ⏳ If it’s not faster, why switch? Rem

I don't know why it feels like whenever a startup does something in India, it's the Indians themselves who bring them down. I don't understand what Zomato, Swiggy, TATA, and Reliance have done wrong. These companies are world leaders in their respect