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Tech Explained #1 (starting with basic) Computer - i) What is a Computer? A computer is a programmable electronic device designed to process information. It's essentially a complex machine that follows instructions to perform a wide range of tasks.

🛡️ Help Us Build Safer Payments in India – 30-Second Survey Have you ever paid someone online (like an OLX seller, Instagram shop, or tutor) and felt unsure if they’d deliver? We’re building something to make those payments safer — and we’d love yo

Understanding the Task Completion Process in Computing Ever wondered how tasks get completed on your computer? Let's break it down into four essential steps: 1. User Initiation It all begins with you, the user! Your actions, like clicking a button

Pandas served us well, but it’s time to move forward. FireDucks is here to take over, offering faster speeds, smarter execution, and multi-core performance—all without requiring you to rewrite your entire codebase. Just one line of code is all it

What VCs Want in a Pitch Deck: Simple Explanation 1. The Problem: Clear & Quantified "HR departments lose 6 hours per candidate processing paperwork." "E-commerce businesses forfeit $50,000 annually to payment fraud." Why it works: Specific pain po

AI Resources for Beginners Courses: 1. Stanford CS229: Machine Learning Full Course taught by Andrew NG also you can try his website DeepLearning. Al - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rMiGQp3WXShtMGgzqpfVfbU 2. Convolutional Neur

A genuine community: If you really want to know how your product is performing, only running ads on different social platforms won’t take you to great heights. I suggest focusing on talking to your customers, collecting feedback, making improvemen

How Square Revolutionized POS Payments! So it all started in 2009 when Jack Dorsey's friend, Jim McKelvey, was unable to complete a $2,000 sale because the store didn’t accept credit cards. Jack realized that credit card machines were too expensi

Found this interesting perspective on AI by Greg Isenberg: "Fine, I'll say the thing that no-one is saying... There's a bunch of AI companies with $1-10M "ARR" raising big VC money on what I'll call "curiosity revenue" - not real sustainable ARR.