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What if a website felt like an anime movie scene? Built a Demon Slayer-inspired scrollytelling site with Lenis + GSAP + Next.js. Every scroll moves the story forward. Check below 👇

Twitch going vertical feels like the natural next step; everyone's chasing that short-form scroll. Curious to see how streamers adapt their style for it.

I seriously think agriculture will be more profitable (and way less competitive) than tech in the next 5 years. Everyone’s chasing AI. Very few are solving food. Feels like the real opportunity is in the soil

After talking to a few companies and going through their product demos, I realized something: "AI-powered" has become a buzzword. Everyone’s selling the trend, but the value? Missing.

I didn’t think I’d enjoy reading 80+ pages on training AI models. But this one? I couldn’t stop. Hugging Face dropped a playbook on how they train massive models across 512 GPUs — and it’s insanely good. Not just technical stuff… it’s like reading a

okay so every time i think of buying new clothes my brain just goes into OVERLOAD 😂 should i scroll on Amazon? or Flipkart? or check Myntra/Ajio? then i remember brands like Snitch and Bewakoof have their OWN websites too and then there’s always Ma

My generation moves so fast, I swear some people have already lived two lives. Not kidding Feels like my generation’s moving in different dimensions—some are in the metaverse, some are still stuck in their tutorial rabbit hole.

Missing an opportunity is normal. Forcing the next one is the real mistake. I don’t chase moves. I wait for conditions to align again. If it returns, it’s taken If not, nothing is forced.

I missed my Train due to rush hour from NDLS railway station. I don't even got refund for missing my train . And TTE mut have sold tha seat to ayone and may did some extra cash. My idea lies here why can't anyone sell their seat to get reserved by an