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🤣 After decreasing the sales of ola Kunal kamra started passing hate comments about blinkit. 🥶 What's your take on this guy ?

Rejected Rs 107 Crore Offer! This guy rejected a Rs 107 crore offer from an EdTech giant and chose to teach for just Rs 200.

What does it take to identify your potential customers and market your product to them ? How do you deal with this at an early stage of your product or project ? Does it cost you anything ?

USA have 5,388 data centr ( world's 45% ) and india have only 130 as of jan 2025. So what do you think? does india have potential for this?

"Seeking idea validation for SkillgoX! We’re building something innovative and want your thoughts. Does this idea have potential? What improvements can be made? Check my showcase and share your honest feedback. Your insights will help shape the futur

“A better practise solution for students” The idea here is simple: Build a better edtech practise platform. Not embibe, not unacademy. Nothing to do with teaching. As varun mayya recrntly put it “all edtech comtent is there”. I hate seeing reso and

Seeing a lot of people recently saying perplexity has the potential to compete neck-and-neck with Google in the search engine market. What's your opinion on this? - What makes perplexity unique? - Isn't it just another GPT wrapper? I heard about it

There are nine common Economic Values that people consider when evaluating potential purchase. They are: 1. Efficacy - how well does it work? 2. Speed - how soon does it work? 3. Reliability - can I depend on it to do what I want? 4. Ease of use -

Building a geo-based anonymous chat app where users can connect within a specific radius for short, meaningful conversations. The concept feels unique, and I haven’t seen anything similar in the market. What do you think—does this idea have potentia