The hottest Knowledge sharing Substack posts right now

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Who does what and how to support them

Leading Developers • 125 implied HN points • 20 Jan 26
🕹 Technology Knowledge sharing
  1. Match resources to missions by balancing immediate company efficiency, engineers' growth and challenge, and the team's long-term durability and flexibility.
  2. Build a simple knowledge map of tech, systems and soft skills to spot single points of failure and to surface clear development opportunities.
  3. Support people based on task-relevant maturity — how experienced they are with the specific task — not just job title, and reduce inertia by lowering activation energy with small, deliberate steps when rotating ownership.

One Year of Bullfish Hole

Bullfish Hole • 39 implied HN points • 16 Jun 23
🎭️ Culture Knowledge sharing
  1. The author started their Substack to share their niche interests and accumulated knowledge with others.
  2. The author has different series on sociological topics, history, and book summaries on their Substack.
  3. The author appreciates their subscribers and offers a discount for new subscribers to celebrate the one-year anniversary.

Lessons from Accelerating Knowledge

Embracing Enigmas • 19 implied HN points • 02 May 23
🕹 Technology Knowledge sharing
  1. Machine learning progresses quickly due to factors like the leaderboard effect, ease of experimentation, and decreased cost of computation.
  2. Researchers and practitioners in machine learning benefit from sharing knowledge and ideas, leading to rapid improvements in the field.
  3. Machine learning's broad applications across various industries contribute to its growth, attracting investment and fostering cross-pollination of ideas.

Why doesn't my boss (or employee) make better decisions? | #4

The Pole • 19 implied HN points • 17 Jan 23
🚌 Education Knowledge sharing
  1. Innovators face resistance from standardizers when introducing new ideas, but persistence can lead to successful adoption.
  2. Using leverage to solve problems can be risky, so it's crucial to model reality accurately to mitigate risks.
  3. Information asymmetry between individuals, with different levels of knowledge and confidence, can impede optimal decision-making.
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Systems Design Interview Done Right

Technology Made Simple • 19 implied HN points • 26 Feb 22
🚌 Education Knowledge sharing
  1. Display technical knowledge confidently and integrate it into solutions to excel in Systems Design Interviews.
  2. Know your areas of expertise well, especially for more experienced individuals, and be prepared for interesting discussions and inside jokes.
  3. For those early in their careers, focus on learning broadly across domains to handle curveballs better during interviews.

Write It Down

Perspectives • 11 implied HN points • 17 May 23
💼 Business Knowledge sharing
  1. Writing things down can drive alignment in teams by clarifying differences and options
  2. Documenting discussions helps ensure clarity and avoids misunderstandings
  3. Writing down goals increases accountability and boosts the chance of success

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Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 19 implied HN points • 17 Jul 07
💼 Business Knowledge sharing
  1. Some individuals may choose to hoard knowledge, fearing competition or loss of job security, but sharing knowledge can lead to mutual growth and understanding.
  2. People with strong technical knowledge are often generous in sharing, potentially because their expertise is broad and well-established.
  3. Sharing knowledge not only enhances one's own understanding but also helps others learn and grow, creating a collaborative environment for progress.