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@harsh @niket I am not able to post my idea in event ? Even I completed everything and then I click on post button but that button is not responding for me . 📌Help.....

@MedialTeam I think you all should work to change the process of reading comments. I mean it becomes really very frustrating when you click on replies button and it directs you to whole new page and when someone has replied on that reply and you cl

Clicking "I Agree": More Than Just a Button That simple click binds you to a digital agreement called a clickwrap agreement. It's essentially a "take it or leave it" deal where you accept terms by clicking. Key points? Clear and understandable term

If you're a startup owner or part of the founding team what was a doubt or illusion you had initially that turned out to be a minor thing ? For me- I thought I thought I couldn't even sell a single product and my all marketing tactics will fail

💭Random thought: The best work in a startup generally reveals the better outcomes than the best projections or the best targets that one could have set out because if we set a target people would only work up to that Target and stop there. They will

Random Interesting Stuff! So there was a game called Super Punch out, and for 28 Years people thought that it's just a single player game. Untill a Twitter user found that, by using some specific button combinations, you can enter into a 2 player m

Do you think that serving a 3 months notice period is a complete bullsh*t even if you've completed your work? .... asking this question because I've observed many companies doing this!

Personal Pain point: My story l: two months ago I have taken twitter/X subscription for a month to try it out, while paying to X it is mandatory that you give away your card details for making a payment, everything is fine and I have taken a one mon

Prompt Engineering It's more of how you program the AI to work for you rather than expecting AI to do all for yourself just with a click of a button. You need to communicate in the way such that you get what you want out of it. Have you ever used

Steve Jobs's secret sauce to perfect UX. Steve always aimed for simplying the product as much as possible, and " The Rule Of Three Clicks" is one of the design principle he followed to achieve simple and intuitive designs. The Rule of Three Clicks