The hottest Networking Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Technology Topics
Spatial Web AI by Denise Holt 0 implied HN points 16 Nov 22
  1. Technology naturally expands and sophisticates over time, driven by human curiosity and the Law of Accelerating Returns
  2. Computing has evolved through various stages, adding layers for increased capabilities, like AI, blockchain, and AR/VR
  3. The Spatial Web introduces new protocols (HSTP and HSML) to accommodate the growth in technology, enhancing collaboration and interaction in complex network computing
Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version 0 implied HN points 12 Apr 22
  1. The newsletter covers updates on Ruby and Rails, career advice for Ruby developers, and optimization of ActiveRecords queries.
  2. Tips shared include using the #squeeze method in Ruby, the importance of building and maintaining a strong network in tech, and developing a personal brand.
  3. Some interesting topics discussed are the challenges with carousel designs, self-documenting code with AI, and a dive into the success of the NES in the hardware world.
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The Wisdom Project 0 implied HN points 17 Mar 24
  1. Trend forecasters read the room, observe patterns, and ride cultural waves like surfers to predict the future.
  2. The future will be about niche networks and communities rather than mass cultural trends, each with its shared values and trends.
  3. You can save time by learning the main insights from non-fiction books in just a few minutes with summaries like Keys to Wisdom.
Quantum Formalism 0 implied HN points 07 Mar 23
  1. Category theory is important in various fields like functional programming, formal verification, machine learning, and quantum information science.
  2. Connecting with experts like Brian Hepler can provide valuable insights and opportunities in mathematical research.
  3. The course emphasizes sharing knowledge and encouraging more people to learn the language of Category theory.
Quantum Formalism 0 implied HN points 30 Dec 21
  1. The Zaiku Career Fellowship is a free initiative connecting talent in the community with companies seeking mathematical expertise.
  2. Individuals interested in the fellowship scheme can register to attend live events and apply through a provided link.
  3. The fellowship aims to place talented individuals with advanced math skills in Zaiku Group or partner companies.
Granted 0 implied HN points 03 Jan 17
  1. Opinions can be dangerous when clung to without reason. It's better to have well-founded beliefs.
  2. Networking at events created for other purposes can be more effective than traditional networking events. Find organic connections.
  3. Living in the moment isn't always the best approach. Sometimes, the future and past offer more growth and positivity.
Technology Made Simple 0 implied HN points 26 Feb 23
  1. LinkedIn can be a powerful tool to achieve professional goals like finding a job, connecting with industry experts, and building an audience.
  2. Optimizing your LinkedIn profile is crucial for job seekers to attract recruiters and hiring managers, shifting the process from applying to being sought after.
  3. Using LinkedIn to connect with mentors, build relationships, and grow an audience can lead to significant opportunities and achievements in your professional journey.
AnyCable Broadcasts 0 implied HN points 07 Nov 23
  1. Updates for newsletters are now scheduled for the first Tuesday of every month instead of Friday to better align with reader expectations and schedules.
  2. A new initiative has been announced to bring reliable and scalable real-time features to serverless JavaScript applications using AnyCable, Next.js, Vercel, and Fly.io.
  3. Consider the potential for caching at the WebSocket level to improve performance and efficiency in handling live updates within small-to-medium web applications.
Venture Prose 0 implied HN points 22 Jan 19
  1. Engage with smart, capable, and well-connected individuals for support as a founder. They unlock potential, tackle challenges, and offer valuable connections.
  2. Interact with like-minded people for deep discussions, specialists for specific help, and strategists for unique perspectives. Foster these relationships for mutual growth.
  3. Ensure relationships are built on honesty, regular interactions, and structured conversations. Act reliably, commit thoroughly, and maintain a positive attitude.
Venture Prose 0 implied HN points 03 Sep 18
  1. The people we meet play a significant role in both our successes and failures. Being aware of this and interacting with kindness, insight, and sincerity towards those we encounter can lead to greater fulfillment.
  2. Our relationships and encounters are vital in nurturing attributes like motivation, ambition, talent, optimism, and more, which are crucial for success. French networks should strive to be more open, ambitious, and honest.
  3. Entrepreneurs often feel alone and misunderstood, surrounded by inadequate investors and self-centered circles. It's essential to engage in meaningful exchanges, cultivate diverse relationships, and maintain an authentic, friendly, and effective attitude.
Venture Prose 0 implied HN points 23 Mar 17
  1. Investors provide capital, network, and smart attitudes that help entrepreneurs reflect and make decisions.
  2. Venture Capital's logic is simple: support founders in building successful ventures while acknowledging the uncertainty and small probability of massive success.
  3. Entrepreneurs should focus on driving their teams towards sustainable business models and serving customers, never acting foolishly due to capital expectations.
Venture Prose 0 implied HN points 07 Apr 16
  1. The internship at Kima Ventures offers a chance to work on developing Kima Forward, a platform to support founders.
  2. Tasks include curating resources for entrepreneurs, finding top talent for services, and building a network of entrepreneurs.
  3. The ideal candidate should be proactive, efficient, and empathic, with a focus on turning complex problems into simple solutions.
Venture Prose 0 implied HN points 11 Dec 15
  1. Entrepreneurs benefit from learning and discussing basic theories and practices with investors and advisors to fuel their growth and execution.
  2. It's important for entrepreneurs to filter out unnecessary noise, opinions, and distractions to focus on making responsible decisions.
  3. Flexibility, determination, humility, and ambition are key qualities for entrepreneurs navigating their startup journey.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 23 Nov 20
  1. When reaching out to someone on LinkedIn, mention shared interests like working at the same company or having common experiences.
  2. Keep your LinkedIn messages concise and direct, focused on introducing yourself and stating your purpose.
  3. Aim to quickly move from messaging to a phone call to build trust and increase chances of success in job applications.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 04 Nov 20
  1. The author started a blog to share valuable information on topics like career advice and job searching.
  2. The author discovered that short articles are preferred over long ones for quick answers to questions.
  3. Future posts will include more examples and templates to provide practical guidance to readers looking for job and internship opportunities.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 05 Aug 20
  1. Cold emailing is difficult, especially because you don't have a prior relationship with the person you are contacting
  2. Personalization is key in cold emails; connecting over a common interest or acknowledging something unique about the recipient can increase response rates
  3. When making your ask in a cold email, ensure it is realistic, concise, and polite to maximize the chances of a positive response
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 01 Aug 20
  1. An elevator pitch is a brief description about yourself, concise enough to share in an elevator ride and impressive enough to sell yourself quickly.
  2. A good elevator pitch should cover three main points: who you are, what you do, and what you want to do.
  3. Crafting a solid elevator pitch helps boost your confidence, initiate conversations easily, and present yourself effectively in a brief manner.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 01 Aug 20
  1. Perfect your resume by tailoring it to the job, formatting it properly, and writing concise bullets with powerful action verbs.
  2. Attend career fairs to network with employers, perfect your elevator pitch, and prioritize companies you're interested in connecting with.
  3. Leverage your existing network and expand it through platforms like LinkedIn to maximize your job search opportunities.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 28 Jul 20
  1. Networking is key: Utilize your existing connections and expand your network to increase your chances of landing a sophomore internship.
  2. Talk to your adviser: Start by seeking advice from your academic adviser for guidance on career fairs, information sessions, and potential opportunities.
  3. Persistence pays off: Don't get discouraged by the lack of internship postings for sophomores. Keep reaching out, attending events, and building relationships to make things happen.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 28 Jul 20
  1. Emphasize the importance of networking in securing interviews. Having a strong network increases your chances more than just having a good resume or grades.
  2. Communication plays a crucial role throughout the process. Keep in touch with your contacts consistently, updating them on your progress and thanking them for their support.
  3. Identify your dream company and build a strategy around connecting with employees and recruiters to increase your chances of landing an interview.
Austin's Analects 0 implied HN points 08 Nov 18
  1. Networking and relationships are crucial for landing interviews at top firms like BCG, Bain, and McKinsey, especially if you're from a non-target school.
  2. Having strong connections can help you secure first-round interviews, even if you lack the typical credentials these firms look for.
  3. Send thank you emails after networking connections, keep in touch, and strive to stand out since non-target school candidates are not part of the typical applicant pool.
The Tech Bubble 0 implied HN points 11 Apr 24
  1. Trust is the most powerful leverage in any environment, especially in business.
  2. Building trust with customers involves being people-first and having authentic interactions.
  3. Professional networks based on trust can greatly benefit a business by providing quality recommendations and saving time.
Secure GenAI 0 implied HN points 02 Jun 24
  1. CISA alerted federal agencies to patch a Linux Kernel flaw by June 20, 2024, to prevent local attackers from gaining privileges and executing code.
  2. A zero-day vulnerability in Check Point VPNs allows remote attackers to steal sensitive credentials starting around April 30, and the flaw is described as 'extremely easy' to exploit.
  3. Snowflake account hacks led to breaches at Santander and Ticketmaster, with hackers using a compromised Snowflake employee's account to access data, urging customers to enable multi-factor authentication for account security.
Robots & Startups 0 implied HN points 10 Oct 23
  1. The International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) showcases cutting-edge research in robotics and the latest trends in commercialization, offering insights into upcoming advancements and opportunities to network with top roboticists.
  2. Highlights at IROS 2023 included the presence of various robotics providers like Foxglove, Hello Robot, Anyware Robotics, and Tangram Vision, along with discussions on ROS 2 and the upcoming ROSCon 23.
  3. The conference featured a diverse range of robots, from rolling to legged ones, including unique designs like the Diablo from Direct Drive Tech and distinctive structures from companies like Sol Robotics, providing a glimpse into the future of robotics technology.