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“Why Your Brain Loves That App: Neurodesign Secrets in Mobile UX” Neurodesign is the art of designing user experiences that tap directly into how the brain reacts—and mobile apps use it masterfully. Colors, shapes, and animations aren’t random. Red

People who built great stuff and got users to use it. How did you market your stuff? Where did you get initial users?

Tech Twitter preaches freedom, but most founders just built themselves another job. If you can't walk away from your startup for a week, you own a prison.

Like guys when I was in 8th doing coding and enjoying shits thinking I will be someone great someday. But now realising how times passed 4 years passed almost in 12 rn stucked in jee and shits . I kinda feel like I am not made for this but later thin

any cool project ideas that could be built over the weekend criteria for selection would be as follows: 1- can be built over the weekend (i mean yeah technically..) 2- should contain an element of AI (just a sprinkle would be fine as well) 3- sh

Thanks to elon's Engineering team, the fixed the issue on time, but everybody thinks of it, it was just one Human that too in a testing stage means 24*7 under surveillance, he had suffered this big problem, and was not immediately identified, it took

Do you know how long the total length of the Great Wall of China is, including all the sections built throughout history? -The Great Wall of China isn't a single, continuous wall. It's a series of fortifications built over centuries by different Chin

Brain2Qwerty: The Future of Typing… with Your Brain? If you ever wished you could type emails without actually typing, this one’s for you. Meta AI just built Brain2Qwerty, a system that reads your thoughts and turns them into text. No keyboard neede