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Substack Notes could be a potential Twitter competitor.
Musk's actions against Substack were seen as hindering creators' ability to earn.
Substack Notes benefits from a network of engaged creators and has potential for monetization.

Make decisions for your health based on personal needs, like supplementing with vitamins and taking cold showers.
Engage in deeper conversations using tools like '36 questions in love' to connect with others on a more meaningful level.
Consider joining courses or workshops to enhance your skills and knowledge, like a 30-day blogging course to improve writing habits.

Copywriting involves marketing, psychology, and understanding your audience's needs to create compelling content.
Writing copy effectively requires using distinctive claims backed by evidence, not generic superlatives.
Crafting compelling copy involves creating unignorable headlines and expanding on promises in the first paragraph to maintain reader interest.

The author made $75,000 in 3 years teaching philosophy online.
Teaching philosophy to different audiences requires adapting the material and approach.
A new workshop on Philosophy for Professionals focuses on critical inquiry, Stoic principles, and moral reasoning.

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The 750k Blogging Challenge requires participants to write at least 13 articles before December 1st.
Participants need to open a Substack Blog to take part in the challenge.
For successful participation in the challenge, individuals should focus on creating their own unique content by infusing storytelling, researching other brands, and maintaining a minimum word count of 700 words per article.

Andrew Ng's 'AI for Everyone' course is a great introduction to AI for all backgrounds.
Cassie's 'Making Friends with Machine Learning' dives deeper into technical AI and ML concepts.
Consider exploring the Google Generative AI Learning Path for a specific focus on generative AI.

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Main highlights this week: preparing for vacation, closing Nerdy Modern Blog, and reviving the Substack publication.
Potential goals include creating a programming course, editing a book, and making Starfield-related YouTube videos.

The author chose a self-taught $40 coding bootcamp due to financial constraints and time commitments.
The author utilized online resources like Udemy courses on web development to learn coding skills.
Reflecting on the experience, the author would seek mentorship earlier, build more personal projects, and focus on algorithms and data structures sooner.

Certificates of completion were offered to regular attendees of the group theory course who have a baseline knowledge from certain lectures, preparing them for the next course on Lie Groups & Representations.
The upcoming course on Lie Groups & Representations starting in January 2023 does not require completion of the previous crash courses, but having some baseline knowledge in certain areas is recommended for better understanding.
After the Lie Groups & Representations course, there will be a virtual mini school focusing on practical applications such as quantum error correction, classical machine learning, and quantum machine learning.