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Most MVPs aren’t MVPs. They’re overengineered guesses. Founders think they’re shipping lean. In reality? They’re polishing features no one asked for. True MVPs are borderline embarrassing. Broken, basic, but out there. If it looks too good, it pr

Everyone knows Murphy’s Law: “Anything that can go wrong, will.” But there’s a flip side—Yhprum’s Law: “Everything that can work, will.” Sometimes systems succeed despite the odds. Not because they’re perfect, but because humans adapt. Chaos birth

On January 23rd''2024, RedStone.VC received the application of Deep Seek AI stating that they will disrupt the AI Industry. But the RedStone.VC ignored & Surprisingly, They disrupted really just after one year. The word "Disruption & groundbreaking

you’re watching blinkit, zepto, instamart fight over 10-minute groceries. but look closer. they’re not just burning money to win the market. they’re feeding someone else’s empire. every ad spend? funnels to meta & google. every server hit? billed b

Everyone says “stand out to get noticed.” But in today’s noisy market, the brands that win aren’t the loudest… They’re the ones people trust the most. And trust is built by doing boring things consistently.

"I just made it 'cause not getting any ideas, but sometimes inspiration strikes when you least expect it!"

Hey Niket, #medial First I can't mention you 🫠 (if this is not a introduced yet, do it soon) But i what i wanted to ask is, introduce widgets too na..

Hey devs and startup enthusiasts, quick question: Every developer has their strengths, but what if you brought on a passionate student to help with smaller tasks? You’d get support, and they’d gain valuable experience—a win-win for both. Would you c

Your startup doesn’t need a “better pitch”. It needs a better story. Most pitch decks fail not because they’re ugly… But because they’re boring. They talk about TAM, features, “problem-solution”… But they say nothing about why this founder, this ma

It is approaching and not just quick commerce but AI too.