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Fred Smith, the founder of FedEx had gambled his last $5000 in Las Vegas and won $27000 to save FedEx. He passed away today. May his soul rest in peace. Legend.

I saw a founder’s post last night where he shared something interesting he launched his product in a hurry without any testing because he didn’t have testers. Instead of waiting, he pulled off a clever hack: he gave free subscriptions to anyone who

Richard Feynman was a brilliant physicist, but he faced many challenges. His unique way of thinking didn't always fit with the traditional academic world, causing difficulties in his career. Despite these struggles, he made significant contributions

Bowker started Starbucks with his two college friends, investing ₹1.2 lakh each and borrowing ₹4.4 lakh each He passed away today

Until 2 days ago, I didn't know who Aaron Swartz was. Today, I can't stop thinking about him. At 14, he helped create RSS. At 19, he helped build Reddit. But what truly sets his story apart isn't his coding brilliance - it's his unwavering belief th

A few days ago we were looking for a gfx designer. I asked him for his samples and he gave me some. His price was 2000 rupees for a logo. One of my colleague also asked another designer for samples and when I saw them, the designs were exactly the s

I won 2 times in a single day, after failing 8 times in a row last year. Quick context: Going to ideathons and pitching competitions for the last 1 year. eight attempts. eight times standing at the finalist line. but this time it was different. at

Real photo wins AI contest, then gets caught! A photo contest for pictures made by computers had a funny surprise. A real picture of a flamingo, won an award! The photographer did this on purpose to show how amazing real photos can be, even next to

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