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You ever noticed how in India, the word “startup” still sounds risky to most parents? But somehow, jobs at VC-funded startups are considered “safe.” Like bro… we trust the startup to pay the salary, but not the guy who built it? 😂 Isn’t that kind

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Just 1 week ago, I shared an idea here on Medial. Today, it has 60+ upvotes✅ Medial community feels ready, for a startup built with them, for them.💜

Post our event at a community here in Bangalore, doodledry has received immense love and support from new parents. Now, we are running our "Freedom from Mess & Stress" sale offering a 12% discount on www.doodledry.com.

I was scrolling through Twitter and saw something surprising. A 22-year-old Stanford grad shared that he uses AI for everything—writing, thinking, and even talking. But what shocked me was when he said, “I forget simple words now. My brain feels s

This Reddit post hits different. 42-year-old who's adapted to every tech wave feels lost with ChatGPT. Not because it's hard to use, but because it feels "soulless" - like a talking encyclopedia instead of the AI companion we were promised. The pro