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OpenAI spent millions if not billions developing and training LLMs. Same is for Google, Microsoft and Meta.. the only difference being they are releasing their LLMs now after the craze of AI is at its peak. But I don't understand how companies like K

Mokobara landed in a controversy when people started claiming that they manufacture their bags in china and their designs are copied too. But how Mokobara dealt with it is pretty insane! For context, it all started when someone posted screenshots co

Why the Tech Burner AKA shlok Shrivastav is delaying is tech product! LAYERS is bringing up their own smart watch but why they are delaying their launch even after they publicly said they are launching, Is this any marketing strategy for creating fom

I recently joined a new tech startup and now I understand why startups grow to the degree they do. The amount of work early members put in is insane. And just like Alexander Wang said, hire people who care. This should be the motto of any founder lo

🚀 Ideas are everywhere, but execution is everything. A unique product can be cloned in days. But a unique execution strategy — built on deep user insight, relentless iteration, and a smart distribution channel — is nearly impossible to copy. Anyone

Day 75: Yesterday was rest day but brain said "nah, let's work" Today was supposed to be actual rest but ended up applying to 20 frontend internships instead Work isn't about motivation for me—it's about not going insane from random thoughts Currentl

Starting a Startup ≠ Reinventing the Wheel You don’t need to be unique to build a successful startup—you need to solve a problem better than others. Many of India’s biggest startups weren’t original ideas; they were adaptations. Flipkart → Amazon-i