The hottest Collaboration Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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A New Direction

peoplefirstengineering • 1 implied HN point • 01 Feb 24
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. The newsletter is taking a new human-centric direction in software engineering.
  2. Collaboration with others can lead to greater achievements than working alone.
  3. Friday Forum events will focus on human aspects of engineering, starting with a discussion on feedback culture.

🤔 Smart things from smart people

The Wisdom Project • 1 implied HN point • 09 Jul 23
🎙 Podcasts Collaboration
  1. The newsletter is celebrating its 200th edition with exciting updates like a chat group and podcast.
  2. The podcast is back with discussions on the education system and upcoming topics like the AI revolution.
  3. Productivity is not just about being busy, as explained by Chris Bailey in 'Hyperfocus.'
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El invierno

Mirlo Studio • 0 implied HN points • 12 Jan 24
🎨 Art & Illustration Collaboration
  1. Mirlo Studio is starting 2024 with energy and changes reflected in their website
  2. Manuel Gimferrer shares the artwork "FOUR SEASONS - The Winter"
  3. Collaboration with Grace Hye created digital art using AI, inspired by music and great composers

Supercooperation

Escher Studies • 0 implied HN points • 01 Oct 23
🔬 Science Collaboration
  1. Cooperation can evolve through mechanisms like direct reciprocity, indirect reciprocity, spatial selection, group selection, and kin selection.
  2. Elinor Ostrom's work challenges the tragedy of the commons theory by showing that communities can sustainably manage shared resources through local knowledge and cooperation.
  3. Understanding the biological foundations of collaboration involves concepts like Hamilton's rule, genetic relatedness, and cooperation conditions in evolution.

Daily AI Snapshot: Tech Giants Unite Against AI Election Misuse

The AI Observer • 0 implied HN points • 17 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. 20 tech giants including OpenAI, Meta, and Microsoft are collaborating to combat AI's misuse in election interference.
  2. The joint effort aims to tackle fake AI-generated content influencing elections globally by developing detection tools and running awareness campaigns.
  3. Challenges include implementing measures to identify AI-generated content using watermarks or metadata, with details on execution still unclear.

How Jagmeet Singh Gets it Wrong on Canada’s Healthcare Crisis

Wayne's Earth • 0 implied HN points • 12 Dec 22
🏥 Health Politics Collaboration
  1. Provinces are making efforts to address healthcare challenges by implementing innovative strategies like Quebec's "Réseau Santé" and Alberta's "Healthy U" programs.
  2. The federal government needs to provide financial support and ensure all Canadians have access to quality healthcare, collaborating with provinces to improve healthcare services across the country.
  3. Jagmeet Singh believes the federal government must also play a role in solving Canada's healthcare crisis, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between federal and provincial levels of government.

Get Your Product Back On Track

Build To Scale • 0 implied HN points • 10 Oct 23
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. Implementing a Product Council can improve visibility, predictability, and provide a standardized process to address common scaling challenges in companies.
  2. The Product Council involves key leaders from different business functions working together to review and approve development plans, ensuring alignment and awareness across departments.
  3. Regular Product Council meetings help drive alignment, reveal problems early, and increase collaboration between Product and Engineering teams, ultimately making the development process more predictable and effective.

The KQL Mysteries: Chapter 9

Rod’s Blog • 0 implied HN points • 15 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. The characters are facing a cybersecurity threat from a mysterious entity known as The Night Princess, who may be linked to a previous attacker named `Krampus_attack`.
  2. Setting traps and monitoring activity are key tactics in cybersecurity investigations to identify and catch potential threats.
  3. In the face of adversity, it is crucial to adapt strategies, stay vigilant, and think like the adversary to outsmart them.

Essential steps for optimizing a product catalog database

Database Engineering by Sort • 0 implied HN points • 14 Mar 24
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. Managing a product catalog database is challenging due to constantly changing data and unique attributes for each product
  2. Description tools like Sort enable database teams to provide important details like table names, hints for querying, and change logs
  3. Collaborate effectively on database improvements using features like inviting contributors, using data explorer to pinpoint errors, creating issues for fixes, and utilizing change requests in Sort

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Certo Modo • 0 implied HN points • 16 Jun 23
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. Valuable work in tech is often a collaborative effort involving different teams and perspectives.
  2. To foster cross-functional collaboration, communicate the big picture clearly through mechanisms like RFCs and understand and align with the incentives of others.
  3. Breaking down silos, enabling effective communication, and celebrating contributions are key to successful collaboration between diverse teams.

How's Work From Home going?

Joshua Gans' Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 10 Aug 20
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. The forced work-from-home experiment during Covid-19 has led to longer work hours and increased meetings, possibly changing future work habits permanently.
  2. People have been surprisingly productive while working from home, leading to businesses reevaluating the necessity of physical office spaces.
  3. While working from home can be beneficial, there are disparities between richer and poorer individuals and impacts on businesses in city centers.

Is your organisation based on PowerPoint or Excel?

Joshua Gans' Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 02 Mar 15
🔬 Science Collaboration
  1. Organizational structures based on PowerPoint and Excel can lead to different outcomes in data collection and decision-making processes.
  2. Team PowerPoint emphasizes collective decision-making and qualitative trade-offs, leading to comprehensive analyses of common phenomena.
  3. Team Excel focuses on specialized knowledge with separate teams managing instruments, resulting in very complete and specialized data collection but less collaboration.

Get a Fresh Perspective

Are You Okay? • 0 implied HN points • 15 Nov 20
🏥 Health & Wellness Collaboration
  1. Taking time to rest and relax is essential for maintaining sanity and mental health.
  2. Collaborating and learning from others, especially in a professional setting, can provide fresh perspectives and valuable insights.
  3. Despite not accomplishing anything special, simple activities like sleeping in and lounging can rejuvenate and refresh the mind.

No Time To Do My Job ⏰

PeopleStorming • 0 implied HN points • 25 Apr 22
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. Work coordination consumes a significant amount of time, with middle/senior managers spending 60% of their time on tasks related to synchronization and collaboration.
  2. Efficient collaboration is crucial for organizational success, with a focus on minimizing overhead and maximizing productivity.
  3. To optimize productivity in a team setting, individuals should focus on allocating time effectively, communicating boundaries clearly, and elevating the impact of their work.

Let's Sync On Async Meetings 🤝

PeopleStorming • 0 implied HN points • 18 May 21
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. Acape.la is a new async meetings tool that allows participants to contribute at their convenience using various forms of messaging.
  2. Having control over when and how you participate in conversations leads to increased productivity, like carving out uninterrupted time for deep work.
  3. Embracing asynchronous communication for meetings challenges traditional approaches and prompts consideration of other collaboration tools like email and chat for more efficient communication.

When Business Angels are Gentlemen.

Venture Prose • 0 implied HN points • 29 Jul 16
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. When seeking investment, entrepreneurs should value both money and time from investors.
  2. Entrepreneurs can reward investors with stock options instead of discounting valuations.
  3. Positive and mutually beneficial attitudes in investment partnerships lead to effective collaboration and business growth.

Erik Simkins: OVERKILL

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 20 Nov 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Collaboration
  1. A 63-minute audio-video collaboration titled OVERKILL took place in Seattle in 2023 at the old Rainier Brewery, combining music by DJ DataPagan and video editing by 0erik1.
  2. The event featured the work of Carlin Kramer and Emma Wheeler, bridging early and late dance performances in a unique artistic space.
  3. The collaboration showcased a blend of creativity and performance in a visually striking presentation.

Leo Elia Jung: The Living Diamonds of Yakutia

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 27 Jul 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Collaboration
  1. The work cycle 'The Living Diamonds of Yakutia' showcases sculptures based on an essay about reviving woolly mammoths to combat climate change and explores the financial interests driving such efforts.
  2. A map declares the Yamal Peninsula a collaborative wildlife park involving Pleistocene Park, Colossal, and Gazprom, blending conservation with natural gas mining.
  3. Sculptures like the 'Charging Mammoth' and 'Declaration of Independence: Patent Application' creatively reimagine the importance and implications of mammoth research and resurrection.

Brandon Bandy & Rachel Jackson: Network Spirituality

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 16 Oct 22
🎨 Art & Illustration Collaboration
  1. Network Spirituality was a collaborative exhibition at University of California, Riverside in April of 2022, exploring algorithmic domination, 'content mirage,' and religious signifiers in the online world.
  2. The exhibition featured works that combined seemingly unrelated source material to create new cultural forms referencing past influences, like a chair reupholstered with ads or lamps transformed into stickers.
  3. Art has the potential to influence real-world events, as seen when Olivia Rodrigo became Glossier's first celebrity brand ambassador and a 'Praying for Olivia Rodrigo' purse was released as tour merchandise after being featured in the exhibition.

Vector Lab in collaboration with Avery Corp: Special Research Report: Getting Rich Quick

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 15 Oct 22
💰 Finance Collaboration
  1. The research aimed to find ways to get rich quick through novel schemes rather than going for traditional jobs or hustles.
  2. There are distinctions between scams and schemes, with schemes focusing on exploiting systems instead of individuals.
  3. One profitable scheme discussed in the research is 'gambling promotion arbitrage' which involves taking advantage of 'risk free bet' offers from different sportsbooks.

Jane Balfus: Office Luck and Bounty

Do Not Research • 0 implied HN points • 15 Sep 21
🎨 Art & Illustration Collaboration
  1. The post 'Office Luck and Bounty' reflects on the notion of freedom amidst mundane office materials and the avatar of a weeping secretary.
  2. The work explores historicizing everyday moments as precious gifts, regardless of their nature, through the lens of an ordinary worker.
  3. Collaboration with Sam Balfus, along with music by Galen Tipton and Elusin, adds depth to the artistic portrayal of themes like cuteness with violence and flirtation with hysteria.

RDEL #16: What makes a code review useful?

Research-Driven Engineering Leadership • 0 implied HN points • 30 Oct 23
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. Good code review comments can enhance a coder's skills and lead to better implementation.
  2. Certain factors like the number of iterations and author participation can impact the usefulness of code review comments.
  3. Maintaining a positive tone, having focused conversations, and keeping reviews manageable in size are key to improving the effectiveness of code reviews.

"Open Innovation"

Japan Economy Watch • 0 implied HN points • 29 Mar 17
💼 Business Collaboration
  1. Collaboration is key in the digital era for innovation; notable examples include Pfizer, BioNTech, Google, and Amazon.
  2. Many Japanese companies still hold onto a traditional 'Not Invented Here' mindset, hindering their ability to adapt to open innovation practices.
  3. Efforts are being made by some Japanese giants to shift towards open innovation, but success levels vary.

Back to the Holodeck

Homo Ludens • 0 implied HN points • 04 May 24
🎭️ Culture Collaboration
  1. The future of storytelling is about creating immersive, rich, and accessible stories that involve collaboration among various individuals and technologies.
  2. Storytelling is evolving into a collaborative world-building experience, where stories no longer belong to single creators but to a group of stakeholders with diverse backgrounds.
  3. The future of storytelling involves embracing immersive, collaborative-driven universes where fans become co-creators and stakeholders, allowing for exploration and ownership within beloved fictional worlds.

Technology’s Evolution Was Messy

The Digital Anthropologist • 0 implied HN points • 12 Sep 23
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. Technology's evolution has been messy with fits and starts, lost inventions, and cultural rejections or adaptations.
  2. Technocultural convergence is happening now, allowing for rapid global collaboration and innovation like never before.
  3. The rapid innovation in technology today is driven not just by the combining effects of technology, but by collapsing barriers in communication, collaboration, and geography.

2023 Highlights from Zaiku

Deep-Tech Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 31 Dec 23
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. Zaiku Group focused on collaboration, working with organizations like the National Quantum Computing Centre and University of Malta BioGMT Team to harness the power of quantum computing for biomedical data.
  2. They participated in the NQCC Hackathon, where their use case on equivariant embeddings was selected, showcasing their commitment to practical applications of quantum computing capabilities.
  3. The team also engaged in knowledge sharing through events like the HealthTech Cluster Huddle and launched a quantum hardware course series dedicated to optical models.

[tech] Domain Driven Design

Rahul’s Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 16 May 23
🕹 Technology Collaboration
  1. Domain Driven Design focuses on modeling software based on business requirements
  2. Businesses face complexity in software engineering that requires collaboration and a shared understanding
  3. Strategic design in DDD involves discovering domains, designing bounded contexts, and implementing communication patterns