The hottest Blogs Substack posts right now

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I want to share your writing

The Intrinsic Perspective • 4533 implied HN points • 16 May 25
📚 Literature Blogs
  1. There's an opportunity for paid subscribers to share their writing. You can submit links to your work for others to read.
  2. Submissions should be something you wrote and published publicly, like blog posts. Make sure it's interesting to the audience.
  3. The deadline for submissions is June 20th, so be sure to send your piece before then.

Substack and Other Blog Recommendations

Don't Worry About the Vase • 3404 implied HN points • 30 Jun 25
🚌 Education Blogs
  1. Writing on Substack can help you gain subscribers, especially through recommendations from other blogs. It's a system that works well for networking.
  2. Choosing which blogs to recommend is important, and it's better to focus on quality over quantity. Recommendations should be meaningful and relevant to your audience.
  3. Engaging with diverse perspectives is valuable. Reading voices you don't always agree with can provide new ideas and challenge your thinking.

Call for Subscriber Writing, February 2025

Freddie deBoer • 959 implied HN points • 12 Feb 25
📚 Literature Blogs
  1. There's a call for writing submissions from subscribers to share their work with a large audience. It's a great chance for writers to get noticed.
  2. You need to use a specific Google Form to submit your work by the deadline. Make sure to follow the instructions to avoid missing out.
  3. This is only for written pieces, like blog posts or articles, not for promoting podcasts or social media. So focus on sharing your writing!

I'm Back Again Again!1

Inland Nobody • 160 implied HN points • 17 Jul 25
📚 Literature Blogs
  1. The writer has experienced a lot this year, including a significant weight loss journey and moving to a new city. They briefly struggled with writing amid these life changes but are back and feeling great about it.
  2. From now on, the writer wants to focus on a variety of content, including informal posts and personal thoughts, instead of just formal essays. They plan to label their work to show how serious each piece is.
  3. They aim to share more of their ideas, encouraging a less pressured approach to writing, while still hoping to provide value and engage with their readers.
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Sources of Inspiration

Sarah's Newsletter • 139 implied HN points • 05 Apr 22
🕹 Technology Blogs
  1. Listening to discussions and staying informed is key to finding inspiration.
  2. Blogs, newsletters, and podcasts from various individuals and sources can provide valuable insights and provoke thoughts.
  3. Staying connected with data news, conferences, and VC updates can enhance understanding and spark creativity.

Links & What I’ve Been Reading, January

By Reason Alone • 25 implied HN points • 24 Jan 24
📚 Literature Blogs
  1. Reading links posts can provide insights into what influences someone at a specific time.
  2. Compiling lists of books, blogs, podcasts, and music can help you reflect on your media consumption and discover new recommendations.
  3. Exploring a variety of media like books, blogs, podcasts, and music can give you a diverse range of perspectives and entertainment.

Links & What I’ve Been Reading, February

By Reason Alone • 21 implied HN points • 21 Feb 24
🎭️ Culture Blogs
  1. The post includes media recommendations like blogs, podcasts, music, films, books, and papers that the author enjoyed in February.
  2. There are interesting reading recommendations from various domains and genres suggested by the author, including philosophy, music, documentaries, and movies.
  3. The author provides a personal touch by sharing thoughts on the media consumed, such as novels, music albums, podcasts, and academic papers.

Works in Progress: 2023 Wrapped

The Works in Progress Newsletter • 11 implied HN points • 22 Dec 23
🎭️ Culture Blogs
  1. The top articles of the year include 'How mathematics built the modern world', 'France's baby bust', and 'Why Britain doesn't build'.
  2. Noteworthy posts like 'Degrowth and the monkey's paw', 'In pursuit of decent coffee', and 'The value of family' made an impact this year.
  3. Popular links covered various topics like infrastructure challenges in Britain, high-speed rail in America, and incredible science images.

My Top `X` 2023 Recommendations

Olshansky's Newsletter • 1 HN point • 07 Jan 24
🕹 Technology Blogs
  1. Daniel Olshansky shares his top 2023 recommendations in various categories like devices, applications, books, blogs, newsletters, podcasts, shows & movies, Instagram accounts, experiences, and videos.
  2. Some highlighted recommendations include the Remarkable2 Tablet, Levels Health CGM, snipd app, Fireflies.ai, Founders Podcast, BoJack Horseman show, Leo Moves Instagram account, and improv classes.
  3. Olshansky expresses enthusiasm for different tools, media, experiences, and content creators that have made an impact on his life and interests.

This Week with Bytewax

Bytewax • 0 implied HN points • 01 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Blogs
  1. This week Bytewax is spotlighting a blog post about Arroyo and Bytewax, offering solutions for real-time analytics and machine learning.
  2. Bytewax is hosting various events like workshops and meetups to share knowledge and create a community around data.
  3. Interviews with Bytewax CEO emphasize the mission to simplify ML real-time inference and the importance of MLOps.

ML digest: April I

Boris Again • 0 implied HN points • 08 Apr 23
🕹 Technology Blogs
  1. ChatGPT uses models from Huggingface to do tasks it can't do alone.
  2. Large Language Models improve with more investment, but without specific changes.
  3. Segment Anything is a powerful interactive segmentation model by Meta.

Quote round-up #1

Aliveness Studies • 0 implied HN points • 18 Mar 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Blogs
  1. Creating a daily schedule helps bring order to life and is like a lifeboat in the chaos of time.
  2. Life happens in moments, and each one is unique and impactful.
  3. Deep, focused work for a few hours each day can lead to significant productivity and valuable output.