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"Startups are wild — one day you're pitching to VCs in a hoodie, the next you're fixing bugs at 2 AM, praying your product doesn’t break. Chaos, caffeine, and chasing dreams. That’s the game." #Startups #Buildingsomethinggreat

You’re building the product. Fixing bugs. Talking to users. Pitching investors. The blog? Forgotten. Again. But what if your content wrote itself? Every day. SEO-optimized. In your voice. No team. No burnout. Just growth on autopilot.

After using AI for a while, here’s what I’ve learned: AI works really well when: • You know how to code • You give it clear prompts • You understand what you’re asking it to do But if you don’t: • You’ll get confused by the output • Spend hours fix

Looking for an internship opprtunity in the field of Android or KMP Development. Currently located in Bangalore. I have spent the last 1.5 years completely focused on Android development, building projects that integrate clean UI, real-time data usin

Every coder knows the rush of shipping fast until the crash report hits. 💥 "AI makes me a babysitter, not a builder." That’s the paradox of vibe coding. AI delivers speed ⚡, but leaves seniors fixing hallucinations, patching bugs 🐛, and questionin

I’m building an AI-powered dev workspace — not for writing code from scratch, but as a post-deployment tool to help developers after their code is live on GitHub. 🔗 After authenticating with GitHub and selecting a repo, the platform gives you real-

Marcus Villig grew up in a tiny Estonian island town of 40,000, where doors stayed unlocked and dreams seemed small. It was 2003, and Estonia buzzed with Skype’s launch, led by local engineers, including Marcus’s older brother. At 10, Marcus was hook