The hottest Interview Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Computer Ads from the Past 384 implied HN points 04 Mar 24
  1. Peter Quinn was involved in the design of Apple IIe from the beginning, starting with a plan to enhance the keyboard and provide 80 columns, which led to the idea of expanding the memory to 128K.
  2. The development of Apple IIc was intertwined with the IIe project. The decision to create a more focused product led to the IIc design, which included built-in peripherals like a mouse port and two serial ports.
  3. Design challenges for the compact Apple IIc included managing heat and radiation effectively, with unique solutions like intricate venting schemes and careful layout of components to meet corporate specifications.
Democratizing Automation 577 implied HN points 11 Oct 23
  1. Finding a fulfilling job in AI research is challenging despite numerous opportunities available.
  2. Investment in GenAI is causing significant upheaval in the job market, leading to scarcity of skilled individuals.
  3. Many AI companies prioritize hiring researchers to drive the transition from concept to product, resulting in high compensation and competition for talent.
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Bentham's Newsletter 98 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Mental states may not always have a necessary pairing, allowing for randomness in our thoughts and reactions to stimuli.
  2. Accepting metaphysical weirdness in scientific theories like string theory or time-bending can help explain data, just like it does for theism.
  3. The existence of multiple possible worlds and individuals is possible without imposing unexplained limits on modality, implying the presence of numerous souls.
The New Cue 98 implied HN points 05 Feb 24
  1. Gruff Rhys released his eighth solo album, Sadness Sets Me Free, which is his thirty-fifth album overall.
  2. Gruff Rhys enjoys music and the process of creating records, valuing albums as a medium of expression.
  3. Gruff Rhys drew inspiration for his album from personal experiences, Cardiff's evolving landscape, and a mix of musical influences.
Remote View 176 implied HN points 19 Mar 23
  1. Discussion on unique features found in Dr. Alexander Parkhomov's reactor
  2. Possible correlation between specific structures in LENR experiments and the VEGA 'Pyramid'
  3. Interesting insights from third-party video interview on the Giza Death Star Trilogy
The Lone Toad - Croaker RPGs Newsletter 139 implied HN points 07 Sep 23
  1. The newsletter features an interview with Steve Morrison from Errant Adventures podcast about solo RPGs and his favorite games like Ironsworn and Starforged.
  2. Steve Morrison discusses the appeal of Solo RPGs for focusing on a single character's story and his plans to continue telling stories within a specific universe.
  3. There are recommendations for releasing a Solo Actual Play podcast, including building up a backlog of episodes and maintaining a consistent production schedule.
NOW IS GOOD 137 implied HN points 13 Sep 23
  1. Chilean documentarian Patricio Guzmán's films capture the hope and chaos surrounding Allende's presidency.
  2. The legacy of Pinochet's dictatorship and Chile's colonial history are themes in Guzmán's recent documentaries.
  3. Allende's domestic agenda lacked support, facing challenges in achieving socialism and coordinating actions within the government.
More Than Moore 140 implied HN points 21 Feb 24
  1. A 30-minute press Q&A was held during the Intel Foundry event with key executives, allowing for open discussions and questions.
  2. The post includes details on upcoming content, such as an interview with Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and a brief overview from a Twitter thread.
  3. The publication, More Than Moore, offers paid subscriber-exclusive content and engages with various high-tech companies in the industry for research and analysis.
Science Forever 119 implied HN points 06 Jul 23
  1. Museums like the AMNH play a vital role in preserving collections that help us understand the biodiversity and evolutionary history of life on Earth.
  2. Ethical collecting practices are crucial in the field, with a focus on forming partnerships and collaborations to ensure clarity and responsibility in specimen collection.
  3. Informal science education at museums, such as the AMNH, provides a unique platform for inspiring curiosity, understanding the scientific process, and addressing important issues like climate change to the public.
Console 354 implied HN points 18 Jun 23
  1. Keycloak is an Open Source Identity and Access Management solution for modern applications and services.
  2. Keycloak receives extensive community contributions, aiding its evolution and features.
  3. Contributing to Keycloak involves hands-on experience, writing relevant tests, and engaging with the issue tracker.
Variations on a Theme 39 implied HN points 05 Mar 24
  1. The podcast interview discussed COVID Mania, different viewpoints, and finding common ground in the Ron Paul Revolution of 2007.
  2. The host did a great job conducting the interview, and both the guest and the host were surprised to find shared perspectives on certain topics.
  3. Transformative moments in the interview included a discussion on Blowback during the Ron Paul Revolution and a reflection on how it led the guest to embrace Libertarianism and playing the cello.
Imperfect Information 39 implied HN points 09 Feb 24
  1. The conversation with Glenn Loury covered various topics like self-censorship on campus, prediction markets, exposure to deadly force, and game theory elements in his forthcoming memoir.
  2. Glenn Loury and Rajiv Sethi have a longstanding relationship of collaboration and mutual respect, despite their occasional disagreements.
  3. Glenn Loury's memoir, 'Late Admissions: Confessions of a Black Conservative', has received high praise from various reviewers, showcasing its cultural richness and originality.
Talking Travel Writing 78 implied HN points 03 Apr 23
  1. National Geographic Traveller UK saw a quick bounce back after the pandemic, reaching 164 pages by mid-2021 and returning to 180 pages in 2022.
  2. A brilliant story for NGT UK includes a compelling narrative that weaves characters, culture, and place, emphasizing sustainable and responsible travel.
  3. The magazine highlights long-form pieces that have made a significant impact in recent years.
NOW IS GOOD 78 implied HN points 29 Sep 23
  1. Bigtime Cutaway is a publication focused on interviewing interesting people, with a recent conversation with StrataCut animator David Daniels.
  2. StrataCut is a unique form of clay animation that involves slicing blocks of material to create animations, known for its intricate details.
  3. David Daniels discusses the evolution of his StrataCut technique, the challenges of showcasing his work in a changing technological landscape, and his exploration of augmented reality and virtual reality for future projects.
Random Minds by Katherine Brodsky 74 implied HN points 23 Feb 24
  1. The interview with Elon Musk delved into topics like freedom of speech, journalism, AI, and more, showcasing different perspectives on the future of journalism.
  2. The conversation unexpectedly lasted over three hours, involving an array of audience questions and chaotic, entertaining moments, highlighting the unpredictable nature of live discussions.
  3. Elon Musk hinted at news about Neurolink and a potential partnership with Midjourney, indicating ongoing developments in technological advancements.
Holly Elmore 58 implied HN points 18 Aug 23
  1. Stephanie Jarmak is a planetary scientist who imaged the asteroid Psyche with the James Webb Space Telescope.
  2. She will be joining the NASA Science Explorer team and supporting open science initiatives as their Project Scientist for Planetary Science.
  3. The podcast features a conversation about incentive structures in science and discusses getting your own asteroid.