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Now that's what we call keeping up with the competition.

Unpopular Opinion: If you have zero traction, don’t pitch VCs yet. You know what I see too often? Founders sending decks before they’ve even tested the idea. Here’s the blunt truth: 💡 VCs don’t fund ideas. They fund signals. And “signal” doesn’t

Remember last year Devin AI was hyped up as this all encompassing AI engineer. Tons of VCs invested in the company and one year later they’re barely mentioned. They’ve been overtaken by Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini and the lot now.

1. Is it possible to create successful tech startups today without integrating AI? 2. Is AI just something forcefully used everywhere to sell any item that's crap? 3. Do you think only the top players of AI will win, or every AI has scope to win?

🚨 Subtl.ai raised $200K, had real traction… and still shut down. Here’s why this matters. The GenAI startup dreamt of building a ‘Private Google’ for enterprises — automating internal workflows like form filling, ticketing, and info discovery. But

From just figuring out your MVP to building traction and finally pitching - it’s all here, step by step. Honestly, step 5 (getting traction with 10,000 people) is where most of us get stuck. But if we crack that, everything else becomes easier. This

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What VCs say vs What they mean: 1) “Come back after traction” = We want proof without risk. 2) “We love the team” = The idea is meh, but you seem cool. 3) “Let’s stay in touch” = Probably never gonna happen unless you blow up. Drop your favorite