Animals that survived over centuries without changing much! ✍️ Kunal Shah on Lenny Rachitsky podcast!

The tech stack I'm using to build my $500K business (and the reason why): Web app: - JavaScript using NextJS, ReactJS - TailwindCSS, RadixUI for UI - Deploy on Vercel Database: - MySQL - Deploy on AWS RDS macOS apps: - Swift, AppKit That's all. Very minimal. Here's why:

i built an ai agent that does marketing for me on autopilot! 🤯 it searches reddit for relevant posts, provides a valuable response to the users & promotes my product in a subtle and natural way. i'm using claude 3.5 sonnet, it's so good i can't actually believe it haha

Political posts on social get tons of engagement because bots are constantly looking to start a debate for or against Trump or Biden. Costing next to nothing, these bots, trained by AI, argue for or against someone and influence elections. This guy explains it perfectly.👇

Today I am the CEO and MD of a 500 cr market cap company which I bootstrapped and listed. It may be hard to imagine that I started my creative journey as a poet when I was a teenager. At the age of 16, I even got a national award from then President APJ Abdul Kalam for creative

In 2007 as CEO for Marico in Bangladesh I was working in a remote market in Chittagong when I picked up a very important lesson from a small retailer . We used to sell Parachute 50 ml bottle to Retailer at Taka 9.50 and they were to sell at MRP 10 . But this retailer was

My plan since college: 1) master a skill (coding) 2) build nestegg w/ salary, put 100% into VTSAX (index fnd) 2) quit job once 4% investment cover living expenses (buy back 100% of my time) 3) continue rapidly upskilling (sales/design etc) & growing products for long term wealth

meta just released llama 3.1 you can now build & deploy a quick chatbot that learns more and more about you as you talk to it. in literally less than 10 minutes. here's how. there's no better time to build and ship stuff. these open models are incredible!

Most underrated skill in Sales and Partnerships by year: 2004: Ability to follow up relentlessly. 2014: Ability to follow up relentlessly. 2024: Ability to follow up relentlessly. 2034:

1. Use LLM to write Python. 2. Debug and fix Python. 3. Use LLM to generate unit tests for Python. 4. Make sure all unit tests pass. 5. Use LLM in a separate call to rewrite unit test from Python to C. 6. While true: 6.1 Use LLM to rewrite Python to C. 6.2 If C passes all unit

Learning to code, to me, means freedom. As a non-tech person in non-tech roles in tech companies, I've always been sitting with ideas that I can never bring to life. Always at the mercy of PMs/developers. Whenever I start talking about ideas, I would immediately get attacked

15 years as a marketer and I just found this out…😳 People perceive discounts as LARGER…as long as you show the discounted price to the *right* of the original. Like this: Was: $8̶0̶ - NOW $60 Not this: NOW $60 - Was: $̶8̶0̶

That's the perfect indicator of what Neeraj Chopra has achieved :)

An obsession has a way of dissolving your being. You get obsessed with something and pretty soon, you forget who you are - your entire being is replaced with what you are obsessed with. So if you still know who you are, you’re not obsessed :)

Koan #52 Before they buy, they try. Before they try, they see feature lists. Before the features they see a home page. Before the home page, they answered an ad. To start, you need only the ad. If they don’t click, you already know. And the student was enlightened.

In the last couple weeks, our customer support team has started designing in Figma and opening GitHub PRs Good luck to the engineers, designers, and PMs out there 🫡

We just hit 5 paying customers 😭😭🫶 Idea validated ✅

Just do the thing. Stop thinking about how you're going to do the thing. Stop journaling about the thing. Stop talking to your friends about the thing. Stop repeating morning mindset mantras helping you manifest "the thing." JUST DO THE THING.

In my first venture, before Harshita Srivastava joined me as the cofounder, I had another cofounder who was my friend from IITB. Both of us were CS grads and so, hardcore techies. We were close friends and had high ambitions, but we couldn't do business together because we couldn't

As entrepreneurs, we often find ourselves in situations where we're doing things we don’t necessarily enjoy. It’s the paradox we live with - balancing the passion that drives us with the necessary tasks that don’t spark joy. As the co-founder and CEO of GreyLabs AI, what excites