The hottest Adoption Substack posts right now

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Tanay’s Newsletter 113 implied HN points 19 Feb 25
  1. The cost of using advanced AI models has dropped dramatically, making it easier for businesses to experiment and integrate AI into their products. This change opens up new possibilities for reaching millions of users.
  2. Reinforcement learning is proving effective for tasks with clear outcomes, which could lead to better performance of AI models over time. As these models improve, we can expect more widespread use of AI.
  3. The journey to adopting AI takes time, but it's happening faster than past innovations like electricity or telephones. Today, a significant portion of people are regularly using AI tools.
Moly’s Substack 58 implied HN points 28 Jan 24
  1. Immigration may not always lead to happiness and stability in a foreign land; think carefully about choices.
  2. Equality in marriages means different standards for who people choose to marry.
  3. Concerns exist about the safety and well-being of Chinese babies adopted by America, raising questions about adoption policies.
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Sunday Letters 79 implied HN points 26 Mar 23
  1. Simplicity often beats complexity when it comes to technology. A simple solution that works now can be more effective than a complex one that may take longer to perfect.
  2. In the tech world, being first is crucial. The first company to launch a new idea or product often wins, especially if it benefits from network effects.
  3. It's important to focus on what can be quickly addressed. Don't get stuck on minor issues when bigger, more impactful problems need immediate attention.
The Digital Anthropologist 19 implied HN points 17 Aug 23
  1. Societies tend to fear new technologies initially, then overhype their potential once the fear subsides, influenced by norms, behaviors, and customs.
  2. Fear of new technologies can be a survival mechanism, signaling potential threats to culture and society.
  3. Adopting and adapting to new technologies in a fast-paced world requires new mental models, frameworks for unintended consequences, and agile governance mechanisms.
The Digital Anthropologist 19 implied HN points 06 Jan 23
  1. Culture plays a crucial role in how societies adopt technologies, influencing norms, behaviors, and decision-making processes.
  2. The adoption of technologies is influenced by factors such as cultural norms, political systems, and societal needs, leading to varied acceptance or rejection.
  3. Understanding cultural elements in technology adoption is key to creating impactful solutions that benefit society and anticipate potential challenges.
Platform Papers 19 implied HN points 16 Feb 22
  1. Hackathons can help introduce new platform technologies by bringing developers together to collaborate and learn, ultimately boosting platform adoption.
  2. Temporary gatherings like hackathons provide a catalyst for technology platform companies to create positive buzz, align expectations, and accelerate platform growth through social learning and social coordination.
  3. Sponsoring temporary gatherings can be a strategic way for firms launching new platforms to attract initial users and complementors, but it's important to manage the sentiment that emerges from such events.
Am I Stronger Yet? 2 HN points 01 Sep 23
  1. The arrival of AGI will happen gradually over decades, not with a sudden flip of a switch.
  2. To estimate AGI arrival, we need to consider factors like cost, availability, quality, and real-world applicability.
  3. AGI timelines need to map out the entire process from lab creation to broad deployment, rather than focusing on a single date.
Coin Metrics' State of the Network 0 implied HN points 23 Jan 24
  1. Tether's supply has reached new heights, with significant growth and expansion on various blockchain networks.
  2. Tether is gaining popularity in decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, particularly in smart contracts and money markets.
  3. Tether's usage patterns show widespread adoption, especially in emerging markets, and its nature as a stablecoin facilitates trusted digital asset trading on exchanges.
Erasmus’s Newsletter 0 implied HN points 08 Apr 23
  1. Bitcoin has a built-in path to $1 million and beyond, presenting a strong case for becoming the world's reserve currency.
  2. Corporate adoption is crucial for Bitcoin's widespread acceptance and transition into a global reserve currency.
  3. Bitcoin 2.0 introduces the SAT as a currency, aiming to disrupt the current monetary system and address key issues like inflation and currency value.