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if I have an idea I'd like to pitch to a company... let's say it's more like a business plan. what do you'll think is wiser, to sell the idea or to get into a partnership with the company?

this command allows you to add commits into the past and tamper your github contribution graph git commit -am "" --date “07/12/2025” another reason to not look at this as a valid metric for hiring engineers

Y Combinator has dropped a powerful guide for navigating your 20s in the age of AI

! Product idea validation ! we are into a idea of building a AI powered platform for training the employee of their own company ( video based) . The contents are company specific ( not general) with assessment or validation at the end. the employe

Zuckerberg’s move seems to be a direct response to 📈 competition in the AI space. Musk is building an AI supercomputer in Memphis aiming to exceed 1 million GPUs. Meanwhile, Altman announced his own $500 billion "Project Stargate" to create adva

In your 20s: 💡 Learn skills 📚 Read about money 📈 Start investing (even small amounts) In your 30s: 💰 Watch your money grow 🧠 Use your knowledge to scale 🔥 Let compounding do the magic Your 20s are for learning. Your 30s are for earning + comp

I think Deepinder Goyal is one of the finest founders of India 🙌🏻.... He is on a mission to build a bigger company and expand to various sectors that's why he changed name from Zomato to Eternal , so that the company is not just seen as a food comp