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VCs love decks. Startups love hype. We love shipped product. At Codestam, we don’t chase likes we chase launches. Code > talk. Results > promises. Looking for builders, not buzzwords? You just found us.

is n8n worth the time to learn or it is just the hype? Does it really make the difference by automating tasks? And does it deliver what it promises?

Unpopular Opinion: Shark Tank might’ve inspired people to become entrepreneurs, but it completely missed the point of teaching them how to actually build something real. Most of the startups pitched are either useless, scammy, or just the same old p

Most AI sounds smart. Ours gets sh*t done. No demos. No buzzwords. Just real-world agents running real workflows. Codestam is where AI stops pretending and starts producing.

Are These Gurus Really Helping You? We often trust "success gurus" because of their flashy lifestyles and stories of building empires from nothing. But ask yourself—are they really sharing the exact steps they used to scale? I’ve tried following su

Is there any better note taking all than any of these, and loaded with a lot of features ??

How to Build Trust among customers ? Here's the Pick ⤵️ 👉 Deliver on promises, every time. 👉 Transparency beats fancy marketing. 👉 Offer value that exceeds expectations. 👉 Listen more, talk less. 👉 Be consistent, not flashy. 👉 Admit mis

Penning down a thing recently noticing in Medial. There is a lot of "fluffy" content using buzzwords (AI ,Web3) but lacking in substance. It seems like everyone is sharing their idea ( good thing) but without actually thinking through basic the chall

INDIAN VCs: FUELING THE FIRE OF FRAUD They’re not funding innovation. They’re funding bullshit — because they can’t tell the difference. They fund noise. Buzzwords over substance. Decks over products. PR over users. They chase founders who pitch,