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I support the thought of launching the idea in a week and then enhancing based on the customer feedback.

Copying someone's idea and implementing is not innovation therefore it's not a startup it is business and business run on profits not revenue.

Copying isn't bad. It's the way you learn. People tell us not to copy others, do it by yourself. That's right but you need to practice the skill by copying some existing masterpiece. You learn by copying Designers recreate famous posters to unders

This dude legit built an AI GPU cluster entirely out of Mac Minis…

To protect the product idea from copying (Mobile app) which would be better Patent, copyright ?

Most of biggest and popular startups like Tesla, PayTm, etc are new inventions. So do you all think that a startup should focus on building something new instead of copying an idea?

Entrepreneur: "Bro, I have an amazing idea!" Friend: "Yeah, you’ve had this idea for years—when are you actually going to implement it?"

need investment then Idea will reveal work with me then become wealthy not rich.

Got an idea? do a compiitior analysis then only move forward.

I want to know if I have an idea for an startup and my pitch desk is ready by currently I have not registered my startup and not have my own company then can I got a funding for my startup