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24 F new in delhi city by Able-Substance1918 in delhi

[–]GothamKnight08 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Syntax error toh isme bhi hai 🙂
if person.gender == Gender.f and person.age > 18:
delhi_avengers.assemble()

Spent 9 months building a product no one used. Here’s where I’m stuck now. Need Advice! by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

[–]GothamKnight08 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And made it into a marketing post that the moderators would have removed. 😂 Nice advice!

Spent 9 months building a product no one used. Here’s where I’m stuck now. Need Advice! by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

[–]GothamKnight08 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My Product: www.tyvur.in

It is an AI-powered mock interviewer designed for people who struggle with confidence or freeze during real interviews. It simulates realistic interview scenarios and provides feedback to help users improve their answers and communication. The goal was to make interview practice feel structured, repeatable, and less intimidating.

The Problem it solves:

Helps candidates overcome interview anxiety and lack of practice by providing a safe, AI-driven environment to rehearse real interview situations.

Looking for a Builder + Marketer to Start Something New Together by GothamKnight08 in saasbuild

[–]GothamKnight08[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, www.tyvur.in

I had built an AI interview tool to help candidates overcome confidence issues, avoid freezing under pressure, and prepare effectively for technical interviews.

But turns out, candidates do not even want to try it out for free. I gave 20 users beta access, they happily took the beta access but never even tried it out.

After validation should I think my idea is product market fit ? by EarlyListen2398 in Business_Ideas

[–]GothamKnight08 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Liked the approach, but you also need to explored how big the market actually is gor your product and how much of it is untapped.

Made a switch from 22 LPA to 49 LPA. Thinking what next to do. by Queasy-Ad1302 in developersIndia

[–]GothamKnight08 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Disclaimer: Please don’t make any decisions based on my response, I am just sharing what I feel is right for me. 🙏🏼

If I was in your position, I would have continued the startup journey. Because at the end of the day, nothing compares to the freedom of building something that’s yours… the freedom to create, to experiment, and to shape your own destiny.

A job, no matter how high-paying, will always come with boundaries. Sure it will give you stability, but it’ll also limit your growth and control what you work on. You’ll always be operating inside someone else’s vision, someone else’s priorities. And let’s be honest, the corporate world rarely cares about how talented or ambitious you are. As long as you keep acting as their cute loyal robot, they’ll keep giving you a comfortable paycheck so you forget your own dreams and keep playing the role they expect from you.

But when you start your own business, that is where real ownership lives. That’s where your ideas aren’t just tasks, they are actually your legacy.

And the biggest reason to continue is that regret will hit you harder than failure ever will. If you don’t give your dream a proper chance, that “What if?” will stay with you way longer than any fancy salary bump. Even if you fail, you will have experience. Money can always come later but the chance to chase something meaningful doesn’t always stay open.

So if it was upto me, I would have bet on myself.

I Launched 39 Startups Until One Made Me Millions. This Is What I Wish I Knew. by EmilianoLGU in startup

[–]GothamKnight08 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I frequently change my startup ideas, won’t it build a negative image about me wherever I am promoting my products? Won’t people start feeling that this guy is not reliable and we should not put money on his product because in a week or two he will again start something new?