Coinbase founder shares the most important lesson from his startup failure before Coinbase
Brian started a tutoring website in college, helping students find tutors.
He charged a 10% fee on all payments.
It worked well at first, but soon, people
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Hey I am on Medial • 3m
So basically we should not force users into a system they don’t want because them they will always find ways around fees if they feel unnecessary. That's right na?
Hi community,
I've been wondering about a rating system like Civil, etc except that it's targets are reversed.
This system will rate and implicate banks, financial institutions, etc if and whenever they are at fault. Like unnecessary charges, unap
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Harsh Dwivedi
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Medial • 5m
6 Billion Dollars MRR. You heard that right.
Doing some math after looking at Open Ai Pros $200 monthly pricing.
They revealed they have 300 million weekly active users.
Considering how great a product open ai is their WAU/MAU should easily be 5
Linux users are experiencing a lot of worry in the IT world because of the sudden problem with Windows and Crowdstrike.
This has caused a big disruption and now people are trying to find ways to fix it.
Linux users are watching all of this from a
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Gireendra
This life exists to ... • 7m
Does anyone know heycoach
Basically they teach dsa and system design with placement assistance
I am trying to enroll into it but reviews on reddit and quora is not good
Does anyone have idea about it???
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Prashant Singh
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TopHire.co • 9m
What if edtech companies had a subscription based model instead of taking the entire fees upfront? Do you think it will sustain?
The pro of subscription model is that users will not struggle for refund (users of most edtech companies are complaining
What do you guys think about an anonymous social media app only for college students.So basically users can only register using their college email id.Could this workout?I thought this could be a nice change coz all the apps feel boring in the curren
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Chamarti Sreekar
Passionate about Pos... • 3m
Netflix didn’t just beat Blockbuster—they exploited its biggest weakness.
In 2000, Blockbuster made $800M from late fees. Customers hated them. Netflix saw an opportunity.
Instead of charging per rental, they launched a $19.99/month unlimited plan.
The temple economy of India is a system of economic activity that revolves around the functioning of temples. It includes the economic impact of temples, the jobs they create, and the industries that support them.
I am planning to create content around helping startups prepare for VC meetings, other important stuff around startup world etc. I want to help even the remotest people from tier 3 cities as well as they need more support and education.
which langua
I have never really understood why and how apps like hood and hunch have close to a million users.
Hunch is literally a polling app and hood is basically twitter. The fact that they are still growing baffles me. Anyone knows why?