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A quote I really liked: Fall in love with a problem, not a solution. Most people recommend founders to be persistent, but many of us fall in love with a product, ending up wasting years building something nobody wants.

Hey all, I’m obsessed with a problem: tons of student projects are pure gold but vanish—nobody sees them, no collabs, no impact. Ever been there? What’s the biggest killer—visibility, finding the right team, or something else? Drop your take below—I’

I have a startup company www.frameimpacts.com its a tech company, also a social impact reseach development company. We are looking for investment. anyone interested in financing us to reach greater heights. We want to position ourselves to be the

Chinese Soldier allegedly seen walking alongside this machinary in its recent war drills against Taiwan, that too mounted with Machine Gun! Cool for China, No Comments! What I wanna state here is if we Indians do not equip ourselves with growing tec

There is so many articles on the internet about why the start-up failed but nobody talk about the founder feeling how they handle on this stage when a company shutdown remember that entrepreneur never fail the process is failed please didn't put tag

We many Indians r busy highlighting the features of OpenAI's o1, whereas the west is highlighting its mathematical limitations, comprehension disabilities, etc., I feel that's a sign that there is so much scope for us to grow technologically or else

Burger King has employed several strategies to beat its competitors in the past year. The company focused on sprucing up its restaurants and winning back customers, resulting in higher-than-expected US sales in the first quarter. This success suggest