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Zomato vs ONDC Problem- Zomato is charging high commissions from restaurants which forces them to increase the prices on the platform. End consumer has no choice since they are used to the button dabao delivery pao thing very much. Solution- order

The market might have bounced back, but I can confidently say that many people’s portfolios still look the same or maybe even worse. One big reason behind this is something called the advance-decline ratio. A lot of us tend to judge our portfolios b

Why 99% of startups fail? They all do one thing in general, focusing on that 3% customers who are ready to hit the buy now button. Sounds good but the problem is everyone is doing the same and the competition is at Peak. Let's dive into the other

Traveling has always been an adventure, especially when I was younger. I remember a particular incident when I was 14, long before the convenience of smartphones and translation apps. It happened during a trip to South India, a region known for its v

“See What They See: How Heatmaps Make Your Content Smarter and Sharper” Content heatmaps visually show how users interact with your website or app—what they click, where they scroll, and where they stop engaging. Hot areas glow red, cold areas fade

Did you know that you can optimise memory by changing the order of struct fields in Go? Its fascinating! Right? I didn't know this until I saw this for myself in a reddit thread's example. Now this is not a new thing. Programming languages like C/C

Why Most Startups Fail Before They Even Start Let’s be real: Startups don’t fail because of bad ideas; they fail because founders skip the basics. It’s like throwing a party but forgetting to send out invitations. Great setup, but no guests! Common

The Most Expensive “Thank You” in Tech History 🔥 Turns out, saying “thank you” to ChatGPT costs millions. Literally. Sam Altman just revealed that OpenAI spends tens of millions of dollars processing tiny, polite phrases like “thank you” and “pl

How a Broken Cap Table Turns Founders Into Employees of Their Own Company? Founded in 2009, Quid raised over $108M in funding and reached a peak valuation of $300M+ by 2016. Yet when the company was acquired by Netbase in 2020, founder and CEO Bob G

Hey everyone, We just launched PenseeWeb — a platform that turns messy syllabus PDFs, textbook pages, or even voice notes into clean, clickable mindmaps students actually want to study from. Built for India, not Silicon Valley. We didn’t set out to