The hottest Collaboration Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Science Forever 79 implied HN points 26 May 23
  1. There were challenges in communicating the foreign influence investigation properly, leading to disruptions in researchers' careers.
  2. There was a lack of direct communication with individual scientists involved, causing confusion and fear.
  3. Efforts were made to shift from a prosecutorial approach to an administrative approach, fostering engagement and open communication in the scientific community.
PeopleStorming 79 implied HN points 27 Jun 23
  1. Passionate and dedicated individuals inspire and unite a team to achieve remarkable outcomes.
  2. Promoting humble leadership and recognizing the contributions of team members is key to fostering a positive work culture.
  3. Encouraging diverse contributions and allowing individuals to explore different roles can lead to unexpected strengths and richer results.
James W. Phillips' Newsletter 78 implied HN points 14 May 23
  1. Bret Victor envisions a future where the laboratory is a communal computational system.
  2. Personal computing history, led by figures like Alan Kay, envisioned computers as 'intellectual amplifiers'.
  3. Realtalk is a system where physical spaces are transformed into computational systems, allowing collaborative work without screens.
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Developing Leadership 78 implied HN points 07 Apr 23
  1. As an engineering leader, don't treat your organization like a cruise ship, but rather like a flotilla of multiple boats working towards a shared goal
  2. Approach your organization as the admiral of the flotilla, allowing each team to move independently but aiming for overall success
  3. Encourage communication and collaboration between teams, so they can leverage their unique strengths to achieve more collectively
The Digital Anthropologist 19 implied HN points 15 Apr 24
  1. Cultural transmission is evolving rapidly in the digital age, impacting how societies share and evolve their traditions, norms, and behaviors.
  2. Technology plays a crucial role in cultural transmission, enabling faster spread of cultural elements and reshaping human societies.
  3. Despite challenges like cultural misappropriation, the interconnected world facilitated by information technologies offers opportunities for collaborative cultural evolution and innovation.
Rod’s Blog 59 implied HN points 16 Oct 23
  1. Botnet attacks can be detrimental to network security by causing massive disruptions through DDoS attacks, data theft, and malware distribution.
  2. Microsoft Sentinel provides advanced AI and machine learning capabilities to detect and mitigate botnet attacks effectively, offering features like threat intelligence integration and automated incident response.
  3. Organizations can enhance botnet detection with Microsoft Sentinel by setting up custom alerts, regularly updating systems, implementing strong access controls, and collaborating with security teams for threat intelligence sharing.
Jakob Nielsen on UX 11 implied HN points 14 Oct 24
  1. AI is changing mathematics by making it easier for researchers to collaborate and generate ideas. This allows larger groups of mathematicians to work together efficiently using AI tools.
  2. Usability concepts like 'use cases' are now widely accepted beyond product design, showing that usability has become a common goal across different fields.
  3. The sparkles emoji has become a popular symbol for AI features in user interfaces, reflecting how people view AI as a magical technology that is becoming more mainstream.
Dev Interrupted 121 implied HN points 31 Aug 23
  1. Poorly managed pull requests can harm developer productivity by creating bottlenecks.
  2. Common issues in pull request management include lack of process, standardization, and visibility.
  3. Toxic pull requests can be categorized into 11 types, such as outdated code, lacking documentation, and risky changes.
Natto Thoughts 59 implied HN points 29 Sep 23
  1. China has shifted the practice of public cyber attribution from cybersecurity companies to government-led initiatives.
  2. Multiple Chinese government agencies, particularly the Ministry of State Security, are now actively involved in public cyber attribution against the US.
  3. China has increased the intensity and pace of public cyber attribution in 2023, calling out alleged US hacking activities several times and mirroring Western practices.
The Data Score 59 implied HN points 23 Aug 23
  1. Original silos and problems need to be addressed collectively since problem complexity is increasing.
  2. To bridge the gap between business, finance, data, and tech, empathy, proactive rituals, and a top-down culture are essential.
  3. Cultural paradigms like psychological safety, treating everyone as a client, and fostering an agile approach help dissolve silos.
70 Years Old. WTF! 58 implied HN points 19 Feb 23
  1. The author explains what an LLM, or Large Language Model, is - a system that predicts the next word in a sequence.
  2. The author discusses the process of writing and editing as an LLM, revealing similarities with ChatGPT and human writers.
  3. The author reflects on the collaboration between themselves and technology like ChatGPT in the writing process, highlighting the potential of human-machine partnerships in creativity.
CodeLink’s Substack 58 implied HN points 25 May 23
  1. Learn how to go from zero to prototype in just five days using an async design sprint.
  2. Key elements of a design sprint team include Facilitator, Timekeeper, Bus Driver, Decider, and Interviewer.
  3. Daily schedule for a design sprint includes warm-up sessions, group collaboration, individual work periods, and sync-up meetings to stay on track.
Engineering Open Societies 58 implied HN points 12 Mar 23
  1. Design documents are essential for software engineers to communicate ideas and solutions with others.
  2. Design documents should be treated as ephemeral artifacts used to drive a collaborative process and then discarded.
  3. In design documents, focus on presenting the problem, provide solution-independent correctness conditions, and offer a solution with trade-offs and decisions.
On Looking 219 implied HN points 15 Apr 22
  1. The illustrator focused on rephrasing text in their own words to take more control and use visual cues effectively in creating the illustration.
  2. Having the freedom to choose between portrait or landscape format allowed the illustrator to experiment with different compositions and ideas.
  3. Collaboration with the art director and making small tweaks throughout the process significantly contributed to the final outcome of the illustration.
Original Football 19 implied HN points 27 Mar 24
  1. Y-3 and Real Madrid collaborated on a stunning travel collection featuring monochromatic colors and soft sporting fabrics.
  2. The Matchwear Collection includes a stylish purple 4th kit paying homage to Real Madrid's identity, along with fanwear items like hoodies, bags, and caps.
  3. The collaboration offers not just apparel but also special edition Predator boots and Goalkeeper gloves that are considered works of art in the football world.
Locks and Leaks 39 implied HN points 19 Dec 23
  1. Red Teams exist to test and improve important systems, often related to cybersecurity, physical security, and decision-making.
  2. Red Teaming can be categorized into Critical Systems Testing (CST) and Applied Critical Thinking (ACT), with multiple types of red teams within each category.
  3. Collaboration among red teams is crucial, with various ways to work together such as conducting joint trainings, attending conferences, and sharing knowledge.
Castalia 119 implied HN points 03 Feb 23
  1. A new collaborative Substack called 'Inner Life' is being launched, aiming to create a community-focused space for sharing thoughtful writing.
  2. The founders believe that discussing deep questions about the human condition can unite people across different times and experiences.
  3. The Substack will feature two posts a week, blending their own works with contributions from other writers, encouraging an ongoing dialogue and collaboration.
Maestro's Musings 105 implied HN points 14 Sep 23
  1. Software development involves more than just writing code; it's a symphony of collaboration, communication, and coordination.
  2. Developers spend a small fraction of their day writing code; other activities like collaborating, debugging, and planning play significant roles.
  3. AI can enhance developer team productivity by focusing on automated testing, augmented code reviews, automated project management, and more beyond code generation.
The Healthy Engineering Leader 19 implied HN points 19 Mar 24
  1. Just like our bodies need carbs for energy, engineering teams need motivation to stay productive and innovative. Motivation drives teamwork and helps in overcoming challenges.
  2. Understanding and recognizing the importance of tasks keeps team members engaged, similar to how complex carbs provide lasting energy. When people see their work as meaningful, they stay motivated longer.
  3. Effective coordination within a team acts like fiber in our diet, helping everything run smoothly. Good teamwork and communication lead to better performance, especially in remote settings.
Xavi Benjamin 19 implied HN points 18 Mar 24
  1. The new song 'Mueva La Cintura' by Xavi Benjamin and Aleyzza was a collaboration that started in February 2023, inspired by the Spanish phrase 'mueve la cintura,' meaning 'move your waist.'
  2. The song's creation process involved FaceTiming with Cardec and led to the birth of a dance song with a hook co-written during a trip to Puerto Rico.
  3. The post offers a special preview of the song set to be released on May 1st and gives insights into the creative journey behind it.
Sunday Letters 59 implied HN points 23 Jul 23
  1. Documents have changed a lot, but they still feel stuck in the past, like from the typewriter days. We need to rethink how we create and interact with documents to make them more useful and dynamic.
  2. AI can help us create smarter, more interactive documents that understand our needs. Instead of just being static text, documents could be live conversations that adapt to what we want.
  3. It's time to move beyond old ideas of fixed applications. We should expect software to understand us better and respond to our needs in a more flexible way, just like we would have a conversation.
Sunday Letters 179 implied HN points 07 Aug 22
  1. Saying 'yes, and...' helps create better conversations and collaboration. It opens up more possibilities instead of shutting them down.
  2. In negotiations, aiming for a quick agreement might seem good, but exploring deeper can lead to greater benefits for both sides.
  3. A 'yes' mindset encourages listening and empathy, helping everyone involved to find better solutions together.
LatchBio 6 implied HN points 08 Nov 24
  1. Biologists need better tools to work with their data, focusing on integration, transparency, and collaboration. Old software often doesn't meet these needs.
  2. Latch Plots is a new software that allows scientists to easily bring in data from various sources and customize their analyses without coding skills. It makes working with data more efficient and user-friendly.
  3. This software also supports developers by allowing them flexibility in coding while enabling scientists to create standardized templates, making teamwork and data visualization much smoother.
Trying Truly 124 HN points 22 Jun 23
  1. Relying on fear and coercion for motivation can be damaging and counterproductive in the workplace.
  2. Implementing competitive ranking systems can lead to toxic work environments and hinder collaboration.
  3. Replacing negative incentives with positive sum dynamics, such as teamwork and personal development, can ultimately lead to greater success and organizational growth.
The Author Is Dumb 4 implied HN points 28 Nov 24
  1. Music helps to create a flow when writing, making it easier to focus and get into the right mindset.
  2. Certain songs can bring back memories of specific books or writing projects, linking music with personal experiences.
  3. The author is looking for help from readers to create a playlist for their new writing project, encouraging collaboration and fresh ideas.
Resilient Cyber 59 implied HN points 17 Jul 23
  1. The National Cybersecurity Strategy emphasizes that big companies and government agencies should take more responsibility in managing cyber risks. This means they need to invest in better security measures to protect everyone.
  2. There are five main goals in the strategy, including making sure critical services are safe, working with the private sector, and responding quickly to cyber threats. It's all about teamwork between different sectors for better security.
  3. The plan is a living document that will change as needed. It includes specific actions and timelines, showing that the government is committed to making real improvements in cybersecurity.