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Someone purchased the "AI dot com" domain in 1993 for $65, right now he’s selling that same domain for $100m That’s a 153,846,054% return, or 1,538,461x his initial investment

Naukri was born during the dot-com boom. It survived every tech bubble, and it's still relevant

Can’t believe ChatGPT bought chat dot com for 20 million dollars. That’s some crazy amount of money for a domain. Also, this is like the series C and stuff for Indian startup’s. That sudden urge to start domain flipping so bad 😂😂

Is GenAI the New Dot-Com Bubble? Let's Break It Down 📊 The AI hype is real, but is history repeating itself? 🔄 Similarities to the Dot-Com era: → Massive investments pouring in 💰 → Overvalued companies with little revenue 📈 → Promises of revol

Someone already owns the .com domain, but it's inactive. I'm considering getting the .in version. Do you think it could cause any issues in the future for my startup?

Hello everyone, Just a random thought 💭 It's is Really Ai we'll be replaced The Programmers? Can we have to change the our domain as a Student?

$55k Domain Purchase for SEO!! Before founding Chess(dot)com, Erik Allebest created two chess ventures: a teaching service and Wholesale Chess, an equipment supplier. At first, he relied on SEO and paid searches to attract customers to Wholesale Ch

How to keep name of your startup ? I want modern and easy to say name like other successful startups lik loom, slack, replit, cursor, figma, stripe, framer, figma, trello, etc etc It's a B2B SaaS startup. Either .com domain isn't available for gen

Ayo! Did you all see the Soro by open ai. That's crazy and terrifying as well damn. Coz now AI is able to generate next frame which is terrifying coz it's generating like that includes lots of physics and reality work. Also the video looks damn imp

Many people have asked me if Sam Altman owns 0% of OpenAI, how could he afford to invest and fund projects the way he does? 1) Note on Early Exit: 
Sam co-founded a startup called Loopt in college. It wasn’t a massive success, but it sold for $43.4