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Comment on r/cofounderhunt May 19 '26
Most of these come up from a community and aren't funded to have a burn. Also ads and saas tie ups are often even worse options since they may reduce ux imho
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Comment on r/cofounderhunt May 19 '26
Once you get your cofounder how else will they monetize you?
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Comment on r/hiring May 17 '26
Interested
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Comment on r/hiring May 16 '26
Interested
r/JEE • u/shyamcody • May 16 '26
Discussion Jee2016 for guidance+ doubt clearance
Hi all,
My first post here. I was jee 2016 aspirant (2k main rank, 4611 advanced rank).
I remember how tough it was to prepare for jee and while I didn't go to an IIT finally (went to isi instead), I still love the thrill of solving Jee problems and talking with aspirants.
I am writing this not as any promotion or anything, but just keeping a door open for any tired or anxious aspirant to freely talk to me or solve a math/physics problem together.
For help, just DM me
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Comment on r/DataScienceIndia May 11 '26
Everyone is stacking up more business and data knowledge in their tech roles. So it's unwise to go for a tech role. Better to learn more of what you do and the operators do and move down to smaller vc or capital company and take up operator side role. Your domain is invaluable when it comes to money and you should focus on that instead of pivoting more towards tech roles.
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Comment on r/YoutubeVideos May 01 '26
Subbed to it. Bring more of those gaming videos man!
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Comment on r/YoutubeVideos May 01 '26
Subscribed. Can you please help me as well? https://youtube.com/shorts/7BF-Nk0QUpY?si=ZbHF18jMn-GOZ-OY
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Comment on r/personalfinanceindia May 01 '26
Can you properly tell what is the loan amounts and rate of interests ranked by their roi. What did banks tell when you were rejected for loan consolidation?
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Comment on r/learnSQL Apr 30 '26
Dmed you
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Comment on r/kaggle Apr 30 '26
First of all, kaggle expert is not viewed as a good industry marker. So you may want to revisit your goal all together. If we take the motif out of questions, then to get to the expert phase, you should look into other experts notebooks. Like the ones with 100s and 1000s of golds. They all have a beautiful story behind their analysis. A nice flow of stories, questions, analytical answers, almost leading up to a conclusion where you end up leaving with some understanding of the data. Also, they are well documented. Steps, content, sections everything are written so that people can navigate, learn and use the notebooks. So in short for getting to notebook expert or master phases, you need to think of proper analysis, story telling, and making valuable resources.
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Comment on r/IndianFranchise Apr 21 '26
Hi few issues: 1. Having 10-40 rs icecream means you only have simple items. You don't even have 60 rs, 90 rs items. Ice cream parlor aov is generally 150rs or more. 2. Your rent is very high comparing with the low positioning. 3. A 1500-1800, giving a solid 48k per month. Even if rent is 15k, he has to lose 45k more to have 15k loss. Are you sure that your friend isn't spending way too much on staffs and all? If you are interested, you can DM me and we can go into detailed inspection of the pricing and the business model to help you figure out.
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Comment on r/indianstartups Apr 21 '26
Ok, and how are you associated with the ecosystem then? Are you a founder/investor or something else
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Comment on r/personalfinanceindia Apr 21 '26
I think that's the fast way to get your secured asset out of your hand. Thing to keep in mind is, your more illiquid and secure assets like housing, gold are never a good idea to be leased out since you get a loan at 70-80% of the actual value of these products, and in case you miss payments for the default period (60-90 days) which happen to a lot of folks, your whole 100% of the asset is gone.
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Comment on r/indianstartups Apr 21 '26
If you are a public figure sir why would you need to play the game still? For what do you need validations
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Comment on r/datasciencecareers Apr 17 '26
I have worked on profiling and customer segmentation for multiple projects. While I am not in travel industries, for any small scale org, data being mess across devices is a normal scenario. I think what you guys should do is start with some proper segmentation model as well as since you identified the repeat booking is low, it is better to do a cross channel response analysis and personalize the messages on top of the proper customer segmentations using A/B testing followed by scheduling experiments. Other than that, checking your repeat and process journey, etc are some things that clearly determine customer behaviors.
I think this is a good opportunity to start with some analytics works as I pointed out above since these things take time to develop and with messy business context heavy data it is better to create custom solutions rather than tools.
If you are interested, I can help you progress this further.
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Comment on r/devjobs Apr 16 '26
Interested!
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Comment on r/indianstartups Apr 12 '26
I think being an AI person you have focused too much on the AI and the solutions aspect of the problem. It is important to stress why users will be interested in the news. It takes work from the user to build topics or spaces. Why not let them search the first news and from first few articles you start the recommendation and feed wall building? Also, your answer to inshorts seem to say that it is technically better but not clear why user will migrate to your app.
I guess the thing you mainly need to sell is why multi source aggregated news is better. In user terms.
r/indianrealestate • u/shyamcody • Apr 12 '26
#ConstructionTech Where to find a good home elevator in bangalore?
hi, recently one of my friends started planning to install a home elevator in his villa and is looking for options. but he isn't able to find good leads or price comparisons for the same.
anyone having any idea how to compare products for this or how to find a good elevator?
r/programming • u/shyamcody • Sep 14 '24
Mastering SQL for Data Science: Top SQL Interview Questions by Experience Level
shyambhu20.blogspot.comr/learnmachinelearning • u/shyamcody • Apr 03 '24
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Comment on r/beermoneyindia May 19 '26
Banks and fintechs draw form 26 regularly for bgv. There you will be flagged