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Why do we even need AGI as we all know it can even control humans ?

If people really want something (strong product-market fit), they’ll tolerate mediocre UX.

Startup Superpower? Learning to Say 'No' More Often. 🤔 Weekend thought: As founders, we're wired to chase opportunities. But maybe one of the most strategic skills is learning to say 'no' effectively? 🙅🏻 No to distracting side projects. 🙅🏻

what's the next step after product market fit success? (as a non tech student founder in a tech sas)

I have observed many of the " so-called Startups " which are shit af. They are just a company integrating GPT and building a chatbot system for _ ( eg : fitness) and claims to be better than gpt. Although they aren't even close to GPT and they ar

We're not just solving internships, we're fixing both sides of the equation. Most interns aren't getting real opportunities. And most startups aren’t finding the right interns. That’s the broken system we’ve all accepted for too long. 👀 Interns k

Sharma India's T20 World Cup victory LIVE: "The morale of Team India is high, they have been undefeated (throughout the T20 World Cup 2024), and we didn't lose even one match. There were difficult situations but they kept their momentum. He played re

3am post:- A very random one. It turns out that you can enter any industry and distrup it. But you need to know, what's next and the relevance/utility (the point of problem) point. Humans evolve and in the same way the wants of the customers and li

🚀 90% of startups fail in their first year? YES. and not because the idea is bad. Not because founders can’t build. But because they skip the hardest part → Problem-Solution Fit. Antler’s framework breaks it down: 🔍 Identify a real, painful prob