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Just saw this and wondered, are astrology apps exploiting our insecurities? Astrology apps are raking in millions—some even up to $15 million annually by selling predictions, remedies, and compatibility reports. What was once a personal belief syste

BYJU'S Salary Slash: Exploiting Employees or Smart Business? The edtech unicorn has implemented a radical new compensation model that feels exploitative. Fresh sales recruits earn just ₹10,000/month fixed pay - not enough for rent. BDAs and inside s

we should build a platform that, after we receive someone’s call, allows us to give feedback about that call — whether the person is polite or rude, how they speak, and what kind of person they seem to be. This will help us learn about people’s perso

When they ring the doorbell, do they expect a genie to appear instantly? They just keep pressing it again and again… without waiting for a human to walk and open the door. Oh man, give me a second. I can’t fly. I can’t teleport. I still have to wa

When it was clear on the back of their T- shirt that they are building "All things startup" then I didn't get the point of Anupam sir, if they wouldn't have agreed at that point then I am sure sharks will say how rude, you are not flexible etc; their

Actually I was schocked to see my own teachers from competishun to go on shark tank ( it was great ) but sir ... How would you expect a 20 crore company to be at 200 crore valuing? 😭 If they had represented their ideas in a more sophisticated

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Imagine if elections were purely policy-based. Voters wouldn't know the candidates but would vote solely on what they offer. Some might argue that the uneducated may struggle to understand policies, but here's a solution: on election day, representat

'If an Indian company started an Instagram or WhatsApp rival, I'd be impressed by the bravery of it': Perplexity CEO Srinivas on Zerodha cofounder and investor Nikhil Kamath podcast. I think MEDIAL is trying to compete with Reddit, LinkedIn, and X