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Hey guys! I’m looking for a solid problem statement to work on as a college project — preferably something practical and impactful. Any ideas or suggestions? Open to tech, AI/ML, or even general automation-based problems.

Don't Start a Business Right After College- Get Some Experience First. I know the Instagram gurus make it look easy, but trust me, it's not. You need three things: experience, money, and a solid network. Without those, starting a business fresh out

hello 👋 myself nidant chaudhary from up . i have an idea which is problem solving and people daily facing problems and my idea can make their problems easy and solve. i have an idea but not have such strong shoulder I mean co founder. so I m searc

Hey I am doing some early stage exploration about diabetes/BP management in India. I might build something later on this space but instead of jumping blindly I want to know the problems,painpoints etc of people I am speaking with a few people or thei

AI tools look like the easier option — build faster, automate more, skip the tech headaches. But if you’re not from a tech background, it’s risky. These tools often hallucinate, and without coding knowledge, spotting and fixing those mistakes can be

Startup Myth Busting 💥: "You Need Complex Legal Docs on Day 1!" Hear this often! While solid legal foundations are vital, you likely don't need that 50-page Shareholders' Agreement or intricate ESOP plan when it's just you, a co-founder, and an ear

Thinkers and doers make the best teams because they complement each other’s strengths. Thinkers generate ideas, solve complex problems, and envision possibilities, while doers bring those ideas to life through action and execution. Ideas alone are me

Enterprise AI agents are systems, not simple prompts. Some teams use a single agent with tools. This works well for simple automation tasks. Structured work often uses agents in sequence. Each agent handles one clear stage. At scale, tools are cen

Don't chase the shiny object of the latest startup trend. Too many founders get swept away by the latest buzzwords and fads. The truth is, meaningful innovation requires steadfast focus, not jumping from one trend to the next. Prioritize solvin

In my experience, I've noticed a big difference in what regular folks and farmers look for in products. Most people go for fancy brands because they think it makes them look good. But farmers? They're all about getting stuff that actually works, solv