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Why some social media works and some don't ? Facebook - worked. Twitter - worked. Reddit - worked. Medial - working. Pretty successful till date. And etc. ------------- Blue learn - Failed. Koo - Failed. ( Add yours) So the Q is why ?

It all started back in 2005 when two college roommates, Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian, decided to create a platform where users could submit and vote on content. The idea was to have a place where the most popular stuff would rise to the top, kind

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???

Desi Verse: An Indian Reddit for vernacular users: Imagine a vernacular Reddit for the next generation internet users : * Register on the platform * Select the state, city, language * The platform displays all the relevant communities relevant t

There is so many articles on the internet about why the start-up failed but nobody talk about the founder feeling how they handle on this stage when a company shutdown remember that entrepreneur never fail the process is failed please didn't put tag

Hey guys! I posted a blog on how do we brew coffee for neurons in deep learning, which basically means adding activation functions. I followed practical approach and made it simple to understand. Click the on the link attached. Feedback and comment

🚀 India’s startup ecosystem is evolving—but are we balancing short-term wins with long-term innovation? After hearing Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s remarks at Startup Mahakumbh, I shared my thoughts on the debate between consumer internet vs deep t

Saw a Reddit post where a guy said the latest ChatGPT update basically wiped out his career — brutal. 😱 These kinds of stories are popping up more and more lately. Unfortunately, it’s probably just the start. With AI evolving so fast and getting p

reddit user metaprompts a simple question to o3 mini → o1 pro → deep research and gets mind-blowing results. it builds a ~10,000-word software architecture design on running a python interpreter in kubernetes. incredible stuff. links 🔗 sour