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Guys, what are the best courses to learn about “startup fundraising“? Now, I know this is not something one can learn binge watching some course; Continuous learning, common sense and good business instinct are required. That’s why I want a course

Hai fam....I have some questions 1.what is the meaning of "common sense" in your opinion? 2.Do you see people with "common sense" more or less in your peer groups? 3. Are people with "common sense" decreasing or increasing day by day with coming gen

Scaling Up Reinforcement Learning for Traffic Smoothing: A 100-AV Highway Deployment link: https://bair.berkeley.edu/blog/2025/03/25/rl-av-smoothing/

Owner vs Manager How much do you agree with this blog? https://rikkabrandon.com/owner-vs-manager/

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“You miss 100% of the blogs you don’t publish.” – Wayne Gretzky – Michael Scott – Every founder with zero SEO traffic You don’t need ChatGPT. You need a blog that doesn’t rely on your will to exist.

hay tell about your infrastructure scaling story, now just start with how you handle multiple concurrent large file uploads. and notify them after processing. let's discuss it.

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Me: I just need to be more consistent with content. Also me: – Changes blog strategy every 2 weeks – Writes 10 titles, zero blogs – Obsessively checks Google Search Console – Forgets blog exists for a month – Panic-posts on a Sunday night It’s not d

Being a leader with new ideas is important in starting a business. But remember, not all ideas are going to be right or useful. Ideas are special, but always check if they make sense for your business. Trusting your own common sense is key.