The hottest Companies Substack posts right now

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Definite Optimism 0 implied HN points 01 May 23
  1. Palantir is integrating new AI tools into military operations, sparking ethical concerns
  2. AI like ChatGPT is disrupting the freelance market by replacing and assisting freelancers
  3. Yuval Harari warns that new AI tools could pose a threat to human civilization
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Chaos Theory 0 implied HN points 08 Feb 24
  1. Microsoft secures Super Bowl ad for Copilot, emphasizing productivity and creativity.
  2. Google introduces Gemini Advanced, Meta deploying custom chips for AI, OpenAI automates tasks with AI agents.
  3. AI developments include ChatGPT tagging images, Waymo's car incident, and Ikea's design assistant attempts.
Spilled Coffee 0 implied HN points 14 Feb 24
  1. Nvidia is experiencing an incredible surge in its stock price, reaching historic levels of growth which are uncommon for a company of its size.
  2. Nvidia has surpassed major companies in market value and stock performance, becoming one of the top companies globally.
  3. Despite the impressive growth, there are concerns about Nvidia's future, such as competition, supply chain risks, and the hype surrounding AI driving its valuation.
RegAlert 0 implied HN points 30 Sep 21
  1. The circular provides a list of licensed finance companies in Nigeria as of September 30, 2021, including AAA Finance & Investment Company Limited and others.
  2. Addresses of these licensed finance companies are mentioned in Lagos and Abuja.
  3. Interested individuals can download the full circular FPR/DIR/PUB/CIR/001/028 from the Central Bank of Nigeria's website.
RegAlert 0 implied HN points 30 Jun 21
  1. The post highlights a circular from the Central Bank of Nigeria that provides a list of licensed finance companies as of June 30, 2021.
  2. The circular includes the names and addresses of the finance companies mentioned.
  3. Readers can download the full circular, FPR/DIR/CIR/GEN/01/015, from the provided link on the Central Bank of Nigeria website.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 22 Jul 23
  1. The White House met with seven AI companies and they agreed to eight commitments on AI, such as internal and external security testing.
  2. Some of the commitments seem like things the companies are already doing, while others may not have a significant impact.
  3. There were some notable absences, like Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA, from the meeting with the White House, which raises questions about the inclusivity and seriousness of the discussions.
The Radar 0 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. Companies are engaging in abusive hire/fire practices, hiring and firing employees within short periods of time.
  2. Companies are prioritizing short-term interests over human consequences, misrepresenting intentions and commitment levels during hiring.
  3. Some companies like Cloudflare are conducting layoffs without providing clear reasons, showcasing a lack of care, empathy, and transparency for employees.
Miner Weekly 0 implied HN points 21 Dec 23
  1. Bitcoin's hashprice reaching new highs above $130/PH/s indicates increasing block rewards from transaction fees.
  2. A new hashcost metric evaluates mining companies' competitiveness by assessing the daily operational costs per hashrate.
  3. Reducing hashcost through improved fleet efficiency and lower energy rates is crucial for mining companies, especially with the halving approaching.
Miner Weekly 0 implied HN points 12 Nov 22
  1. Bitcoin miners may face challenges with profitability if the price of BTC drops below $14,000.
  2. The concept of Hashcost is introduced, showing the raw cost a mining fleet would incur in 24 hours to produce 1 PH/s of hashrate at different energy rates.
  3. Public mining companies could be operating at close to zero or negative gross margins as bitcoin trades around their break-even levels.
Robots & Startups 0 implied HN points 11 Mar 22
  1. In 2022, there were 62 funding events in January involving a diverse and strong range of robotics companies like Formant, Starship, Wayve, and more.
  2. Some familiar names in the robotics industry that received funding in January include companies like Formic, Vecna, May Mobility, Wandelbots, and Labrador Systems.
  3. The funding events in January showcased a variety of robotics companies, indicating a thriving landscape in the industry.
Musings on Markets 0 implied HN points 19 Sep 18
  1. Apple and Amazon both faced tough times on their way to becoming trillion-dollar companies. They dealt with challenges and used those experiences to grow stronger.
  2. Apple's success mainly comes from the iPhone, but it's now a mature company with slower growth. In contrast, Amazon continues to aim for high growth, even if it means waiting for profits.
  3. Apple generates lots of cash flow and returns it to shareholders, while Amazon focuses on reinvesting for growth. This difference shapes how investors see and value each company.