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Music app like Spotify are the worst. Can't even peacefully enjoy music without premium subscription. It's just shit AF. Really the worst. It would be great if someone creates totally free music app with all features of Spotify ( not gonna happen due

Will you shift to Bangalore even if you don’t have any paid opportunity.. just for the network

Day 10 of learning AI/ML as a beginner. Topic: N-Grams in Bag of Words (BOW). Yesterday I have talked about an amazing text to vector converter in machine learning i.e. Bag of Words (BOW). N-Gram is just a part of BOW. In BOW the program sees sente

Tbh she is the worst CEO i have ever seen. She isn't able to even speak properly at interviews. Even her work doesn't seem to be good. Still trying to know why Elon made her the CEO. (Correct me if I'm Wrong)

8B people. 5.56B online. Even 1⭐ apps have 10k+ users. If you don’t, it’s not your product — it’s your marketing. We fix that. 🚀

According to the Zeigarnik Effect, your brain retains unfinished tasks longer than completed ones. This explains why incomplete tasks, unanswered messages, or unfulfilled objectives persist. Begin the task, even if only slightly. Your brain is kept

Most founders don’t have a marketing problem—they have a confusing offer. If a stranger can’t explain your offer in 1 sentence after 10 minutes, you’re leaking sales. Fix: Outcome → Timeframe → Proof → Next step. Example: “We get real-estate leads in

I don’t know why people are not talking about the problem of mobile number recycling. Nowadays, phone numbers are not just for calls. They are linked to bank accounts, documents, apps, and websites. Getting an old SIM can create big security and priv

Even though 25% of all startups on Carta have just a solo founder, VCs hesitate to fund them. Having 2 to 3 founders seems to be the sweet spot if you were to raise VC money while building a startup. So, Is there a way to make VC funding easier as

Ignorance really is bliss for founders. If you know too much, you’ll see every flaw, overthink every risk and never start up. The naive ones just build, fail, pivot, survive and sometimes win (even with the craziest ideas). Your odds are zero if y