Amazon will always be cheaper than offline. Know it first hand.

what do you mean by couple friendly?

Reel waali hawabaazi real life me nahi ho paati. Kisi din peeta jayega aur koi nahi bachayega

It will be members only no matter if it has winner or not, this episode can never match current episodes hype even if guest were not silent because age factor plays a major role for audience to connect

I am in.

Why did you go with this and not Activa 125?
I am planing to get it so wanted your opinion

Pondicherry.... Seaside...humidity...welp

No his one of the last posts had his wife in one of the pictures. Although face hidden but she was on a couch.

I attended his show taping in London just a week and half back and he talked about his wife calling him the love of her life in one of the jokes. So I really doubt that’s the case.

OP, you need grammar lessons.

In love with those pictures

Hi Vishy sir. You lived quite a bit in Spain. So, Real Madrid or Barcelona? 😂

Visit all the government offices in the city.

Bro mereko bihari home pe racism itne wahiyat reason pe hua tha, i was in engineering and in 2nd semester i scored highest in university in mathematics and ek ladka kehta "sale bihari maths me top marke kya ukhad lega bihariyon ko sirf maths hi aati hai"

I was confused ki taarif hai ya racism

Iit mein mein admission ke liye 75 percent wala criteria hata Diya gaya tha pichle mahine.

C titles doesn't mean anything as long as you are a three person startup. Maybe it starts being meaningful above 25 or 50 employees.

AI is great, but when you need to fix production issues ASAP when customers are trying to use your paid product is a fast way to hell.

I would ask myself how do you think you can build a product and talk to customers if you are scared to talk to an entrepreneur spirited engineer?

You might not need a tech co-founder. Build an MVP, secure some funding and hire a programmer.

Don't be scared of anything, life is too short for that.

How much did that car play device cost to you?

Bhaiya thik thik laga lo har baar apki hi dukaan se lejate hai

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1. It's pretty rare that you post about your product somewhere and get an overwhelming glut of users. We all think it might happen, but given how early you are in your product, it's very likely you aren't good at explaining it in a way that people understand. This is not a criticism, but a reality - part of finding product market fit is finding "messaging-market fit"; how do you describe your product to people in a way that gets them on board. Most of the time it takes deliberate experimentation and iteration to find this.
2. You can build a gating step, like an email waitlist. Post about your product, recruit users (and find messaging market fit) and have people land on a webpage where they input their email. If you aren't at product capacity, you can immediately send them a link to try it out. If you are at capacity, then send the link as soon as you aren't. This will reduce the overall number of people you get to use it (because you've added friction to the process) but it can let you publicize without fear of crashing your app.
3. I have no idea what your product is, but I'd be wondering about scalability prospects if you're already worried about it crashing and you haven't launched yet. It's fine (and encouraged) to do things that don't scale in the early days, but with the advent of so many infinitely scalable services these days it's uncommon to see apps that can't ramp to a hundred users without flinching.

It has to be accepting because it is the capital. You have people from all over the country having their state's sarkari offices here. So, yeah enjoy it while it is here. ;)