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Reddit’s cracking down hard on AI content. It’s turning into one of the last places for real, human answers—because if you use AI to post, you risk getting banned for good.

It’s hard but true that there is only a thin line between gambling and derivatives trading.

How do you really know if your idea solves a real problem? Not just “cool project” vibes but actual pain, real need, urgency. Most of us try to validate by: - Sending out Google Forms - Asking in group chats - Tweeting “would you use this?” polls -

Everyone says funding in early stage, without a good background and experience funding is very hard.. but while scrolling internet there are lot of startups founders have not big exposure,Not a very good startup,not iitians/iimians are getting huge f

Is your workplace truly empathetic, or just saying the right things? Many companies talk about being “people-first,” but not all walk the talk. In your experience, how does empathy show up at work? A. We practice what we preach, empathy is real B.

I used to think good UI sells apps Then I learned it’s good emotions that sell What’s the emotion behind your product ?

Why is there still no tool that can look at an entire OS and tell you exactly: What’s vulnerable What’s misconfigured What’s exploitable And how to fix it? Why are we still jumping between scanners, configs, baselines, and scripts? When we can

I know how difficult it is to live and how difficult it is to get a good life. Suffering is true. Hard work is true. Challenges are true. Success is true, but it is subjective to multiple forces. Keep striving, friends. I trust you and wish yo

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