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How To Find a Cofounder for your SaaS Startup in 8 Simple Steps ?

Are you struggling to find a cofounder for your startup? In this video, I’ll guide you through the 8 steps to help you find a reliable cofounder for your SaaS startup or business.…

Fall 2023 TinySeed Applications Q&A

Web Monkey8 months ago07 mins

TinySeed is a year-long, remote accelerator designed for early-stage SaaS founders. Our program is designed to help founders with a revenue-generating SaaS optimize product-market fit and grow faster.…

Should you kiss your pet? The risk of animal-borne diseases is minimal, yet present.

Web Monkey8 months ago08 mins

The way we interact with pets has undergone significant changes in recent years. The number of pet owners has reached an all-time high, with a recent survey revealing that 69% of Australian households have at least one pet.…

Bootstrapped vs Funding: Which Is Better for Your Startup? ?

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

Struggling to decide between bootstrapping or seeking funding like venture capital, investment rounds, seed rounds, or something else to get your startup off the ground? In this video, I discuss the pros & cons of both approaches.…

The Fragrance of Ancient Egyptian Nobility: Pine, Balsam, and Bitumen

Web Monkey8 months ago06 mins

In 1900, British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamen. However, 22 years prior to this, Carter had opened another tomb in the Valley of the Kings called tomb KV42.…

US Military’s Strategy: Deployment of Thousands of Autonomous War Robots in the Next Two Years

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

The United States military has announced plans to deploy thousands of autonomous weapons systems within the next two years as a response to China’s growing power.…

New Discovery: Sahara Space Rock Challenges Early Solar System Assumptions

Web Monkey8 months ago04 mins

Unusual rocks containing greenish crystals were discovered in the Erg Chech sand sea in the Sahara Desert in Algeria in May 2020. Upon examination, it was determined that these rocks were actually remnants of a meteorite called Erg Chech 002, which is the oldest volcanic rock ever found.…

Remote Work Is Dying – Here’s Why That’s Good for Founders

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

Is the era of remote work coming to an end? In this video, I delve into the reasons why working from home is dying and reveal why it could be a positive turn for entrepreneurs and business owners.…

5 compelling reasons why dogs are truly exceptional animals, according to an expert

Web Monkey8 months ago04 mins

Dogs hold a special place in the hearts of many humans, and there are several reasons why they are so important to us. In addition to their warmth, softness, and ability to inspire unconditional love, dogs possess unique characteristics that set them apart from other animals.…

Why does space exploration remain challenging despite nearly half of Moon missions ending in failure?

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

India has achieved a successful landing on the Moon with its Chandrayaan-3 lander, marking a triumph after a previous failed attempt in 2019. This success comes shortly after Russia’s Luna 25 mission failed to land on the Moon and instead crashed into its surface.…

Decoding the Enigmatic Male Y Chromosome: Unraveling its Functionality and Evolution

Web Monkey8 months ago07 mins

The Y chromosome has always been a subject of interest, especially for men, as it carries genes that determine maleness and sperm production. However, due to its small size and abundance of junk DNA, sequencing the Y chromosome has been a challenging task.…

2023 Eureka Prizes Celebrate Birdwatching, Immune Responses, and Evolutionary Mapping

Web Monkey8 months ago04 mins

The Eureka Prizes, an annual event held at the Australian Museum in Sydney, brought together hundreds of scientists from across the country to celebrate outstanding contributions to science and public understanding of science.…

Unlikely Prospect: Russia’s Ambitious Space Race Collaboration with China

Web Monkey8 months ago03 mins

This week, the Russian space agency Roscosmos experienced a setback in its lunar exploration plans. The Luna-25 lander lost control and collided with the lunar surface, ending its mission.…

How to protect yourself from scams when selling items online: Tips to avoid falling victim

Web Monkey8 months ago05 mins

Title: Protect Yourself from PayID Scams When Buying and Selling Online Introduction: Every day, Australians use online trading sites like Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree to sell unwanted items.…

Determining the Energy Content of Food: Exploring Calories and Kilojoules Accuracy in Food Labels

Web Monkey8 months ago06 mins

The energy we obtain from the food and drinks we consume is essential for our bodies to function properly. To determine the energy content of different foods and drinks, there are a few key concepts to consider.…

We Accidentally DELETED All Our Customers Credit Cards ?

Web Monkey9 months ago03 mins

Have you ever messed up in your SaaS business? If you did, would you know how to handle it? We found ourselves in this exact situation this video reveals how we found out, how we fixed things, exactly what we did to improve our data security, and how we used this big mistake as an opportunity to improve all our SaaS sales and systems tenfold.…

The recent AI mishap by Snapchat serves as a reminder that chatbots are not humans, highlighting the increasing risks as the distinction between the two becomes less clear.

Web Monkey9 months ago04 mins

AI-powered chatbots are becoming increasingly human-like, to the point where it can be difficult to distinguish between human and machine. A recent incident involving Snapchat’s My AI chatbot glitching and posting a story of a wall and ceiling raised questions about whether the chatbot had gained sentience.…

The Complexity of Languages Does Not Necessarily Decrease with an Increase in New Adult Speakers, Research Suggests

Web Monkey9 months ago03 mins

In a recent study published in Science Advances, researchers analyzed over 1,200 languages to investigate the theory that languages spoken by non-native speakers tend to have simpler grammar.…

The Impactful Volcano Eruption that Transformed Lives in Fiji 2,500 Years Ago: A Story Preserved for 100 Generations

Web Monkey9 months ago02 mins

Newly published research in the journal Oral Tradition reveals that memories of a volcanic eruption in Fiji 2,500 years ago were preserved in oral traditions. These stories, which were passed down through generations, were not mere fantasies but served as a practical means of local risk management.…

Potential Breakthrough: Erasing Stem Cell Memories Could Revolutionize Therapies

Web Monkey9 months ago05 mins

Stem cells are a unique type of cell in the human body that have the ability to develop into any other type of cell. They hold great potential for medical applications, and researchers are currently conducting trials to use stem cells to replace damaged cells in diseases such as Parkinson’s.…