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Food, Clothing, and Shelter: Evolving Needs, Constant Foundations Food, clothing, and shelter have always been the basic necessities of human life. Over time, technology has added itself to this list. Humans initially lived in caves, then moved to

We’ve built something we couldn’t find: A simulation that doesn’t train you to succeed — it trains you to survive yourself. Project: Nemesis uses AI and human operatives to run full-spectrum psychological scenarios: betrayal, sabotage, identity col

Built an AI wrapper with superbase not sure with what kind of security 🤣 ( am waiting for people to find vulnerabilities ) After seeing these replies i have no words at all, people thinking AI wrapper as a foundation model is crazy, am wondering th

Is the Gym Industry Struggling? The fitness industry is growing in awareness but shrinking in profitability. Many gyms are finding it hard to survive due to sky-high rentals, low ROI, and intense competition. Rising real estate costs are eating int

Today I visited a local India Post office — one of those buildings that still carries the vibe of old-school government processes, handwritten registers, metal windows, and decades of memories painted into the walls. But something hit me today… they

In 2001, 80 million people used this illegal service. They were sued for $100M — then shut down completely. 2 years later, they pulled off the most unexpected pivot in tech history. Here's how Napster went from illegal to industry standard: In 19

so I just thought of this while reading about lab grown diamonds. can the biggest companies in the world like De beers, alrosa - the ones dealing with original diamonds create ads and market lab grown diamonds as fake. I mean the ads would do it ver

Some people want to be misunderstood. Not by accident but by design. They twist the narrative, whisper half-truths, play victim in rooms you’re not in. All while planting seeds to build their own little empire on the ashes of the one you helped buil

💀 99% of AI Startups Will Die by 2026 – Here's Why 1. LLM Wrappers ≠ Real Products Most AI startups are just pretty UIs over OpenAI’s API. No real backend. No IP. No moat. They're charging ₹4,000/month for workflows that cost ₹300 if done directly