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Ever notice how every broken startup has a million motivational one-liners plastered on their walls? "Fail fast, learn faster!" Right, because learning from your mistakes is so much easier when those mistakes are losing investors' money. What’s

Not every startup needs to change the world. Some just need to solve a real, annoying problem. Uber didn’t invent cars. Airbnb didn’t invent spare rooms. They just noticed something broken — and made it better. Next time you say, “Ugh, this is su

Internships are the best way to learn and gain experience. I have seen people who simply refuse to look for internships. They'll just be studying and taking courses. As a freshman, you should definitely learn in a real-life environment. It wil

phonepe nailed the user interface again. Lesson need to learn: Adapt to new, learn to be new. Adapting new technologies nails our startup

You don’t need to quit your job to build an app. You need to quit Netflix. What’s your evening project this week?

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You don’t need an investor to build your first app. You need Wi-Fi and 3 weekends. What’s your excuse?

Why is there still no tool that can look at an entire OS and tell you exactly: What’s vulnerable What’s misconfigured What’s exploitable And how to fix it? Why are we still jumping between scanners, configs, baselines, and scripts? When we can

“You don’t need a developer. You need a problem solver.” A lot of founders hire coders thinking it’ll solve their chaos. But here’s the truth: Code doesn’t fix broken systems. An app won’t help if your operations are messy. A fancy dashboard mea