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Have you watched Silicon Valley or not this is one of the BEST scenes ever. Richard: We could charge a subscription and actually make money. Russ Hanneman: “NO. You say you're pre-revenue. Because when you say you have revenue, people ask: “How m

I'm sometimes very overwhelmed by the book.ark feeds that I save across various platforms, how do you people manage it and retrieve useful information from there, do you even see it later ??

making game is a very difficult task specially when you're PC is not powerful enough

The best part of working in a startup is knowing you're building something from scratch. The worst part? When the 'something' keeps changing every week, and you feel like you're building a house with no blueprints :)

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

Day 1 , Of posting the information for getting you out of the information hell. They had put Harvard, Yale ,MIT ,Stanford everything online, every lecture, every textbook, every course free, free of cost you don't have to pay a penny for

Startups Don’t Die on Day 0. They Die on Day 187. Everyone talks about Day 0. → The big idea. → The excitement. → The pitch deck rush. → The first “Let’s do this.” But nobody prepares you for Day 187. That weird, soul-crushing point when: → Your

You might think you're spending your time on something valuable—learning, exploring, improving. But sometimes, you're just close enough to productivity that it feels worth it… when in reality, you're just wasting your time. Only a few will understand