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Is anybody else also facing issues on inshorts? I'm getting repeated news that I have read 5-6 days ago and they have also started to promote these individual twitter handles with a follow button as well. I'm thinking to delete the app, any good alt

In shorts news app was founded by Azhar iqubal, Anunay Arunav, and deepit Purkayastha in 2013. In shorts was started in 2013 with a Facebook page News in Shorts. That year they launched Inshorts, an app with a format of news in 60 words. Inshorts w

OPPORTUNITY inshorts news reader app worked well as concept when it started, the concept still remains desirable. But they have killed their own product with constant advertisement and influencer based content. Greed has found its founders. It is a

Hey guys ! I started as a software engineer around 1.5 years ago . I wanna switch to ml engineering . Should I give 1-2 years more to have good understanding of full stack development or should I dive into ml engineering right now .

I have an experience of a startup 5 years ago. Due to personal challenges I was not able to continue it and had to shut down a couple of years ago. I am full of ideas and ready business plans as well. This time I am looking for a co-founder and plan

From SaaS to AI as Service. Ready for the next big thing? Not too long ago SaaS changed the way Business operates making tools accessible through a subscription model. Now AI is eating this business model and has started to provide tools to fully a

What if you had a button to communicate when you want to get frisky with your lover? While the idea may seem a little unusual, it actually exists, and it's called LoveSync. Married couple Ryan and Jenn Cmich invented the button and showcased it in a

🙃 Intel is dead — soon, the company will sell itself to Qualcomm or stop producing processors. Here's the full timeline of the giant's fall: — Intel releases completely failed 13th and 14th generation Core chips; — Every second processor burns ou

Start of a Drop-shipping King It all starts with Tobias, a German who got access to computer at a young age and began writing code when he was just 11. He created few games and then moved to Canada in 2002. He liked snowboarding a lot and started

Seeing a lot of people recently saying perplexity has the potential to compete neck-and-neck with Google in the search engine market. What's your opinion on this? - What makes perplexity unique? - Isn't it just another GPT wrapper? I heard about it