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How Alexandr Wang did the boring stuff in the booming sexy AI industry and got to an estimated net worth of $2 Billion. Alexandr Wang, is a 27 years old AI Tycoon you have probably never heard of. At 19 he left MIT to start Scale AI. But what do

Idea for you implement now So guy's we all know that Indian petrol prices are so high and sometimes petrol pump owner scam you . Sometimes you You need petrol in emergency or you don't have enough money to take petrol and most people face problems

What actually surprise me about life is it has the best surprises and turn arounds that you have never imagined in your deadly dreams actually. If anyone knows praneeth hanumanthu have been arrested by CBI. Actually he is a youtuber and made a pedop

Sometimes, your gut knows before your mind does. 🧐 In business and life, spotting red flags early can save you from unnecessary stress down the line. Here are the subtle signs to watch for: 1. Vague Promises - If details aren’t clear up front, b

Would You Leave a ₹1 Crore Job Without a Backup Plan? What if I told you that quitting a high-paying job could lead to the greatest growth in your life? Meet Varun Hasija, a Bengaluru techie who made headlines for leaving his ₹1 crore job wit

Looking to turn your audience into your most effective marketers? Here are 3 strategies that can transform your approach: - Create Shareable Content: Develop humorous, relatable, or emotionally resonant content that’s worth sharing. Just like Doll

In 2010, Big Bazaar was ruling Indian retail, unstoppable at 250 stores. Then came DMart—with just 10 stores—and changed everything. Here’s how they did it: Big Bazaar brought the supermarket culture to India and became a household name. However

Every startup founder knows from the outset that there are going to be obstacles. But sometimes, they can still surprise you — whether that’s because you just didn’t anticipate them, you’re unsure of the best way to respond, or you don’t yet have the

These kids begged Yahoo to buy their website for $1 Million in 1998. Yahoo's CEO called it "worthless." Today, that little site is worth $2 TRILLION dollars. Here's why they still send Yahoo a "Thank You" card every year: In 1998, Yahoo had a cha

When Debugging Becomes a Ritual There’s nothing quite like the thrill of a broken codebase at 3 a.m. 🤓 Me: "Why isn’t it working?" Also me: "Let’s change absolutely nothing and run it again." Computer: "Still broken." At this point, I’m convinced