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#The100DayProject starts on...

#The100DayProject Newsletter • 1788 implied HN points • 25 Jan 24
🎨 Art & Illustration Projects
  1. The next round of #The100DayProject begins on February 18th, giving a little over three weeks to prepare.
  2. Consider what you want to spend more/less time on, what excites you, and what skills you want to build for the project.
  3. Help spread the word about the project by forwarding the email to friends or telling creative communities.

Summer Roundup (2024)

polymathematics • 99 implied HN points • 16 Aug 24
🎙 Podcasts Projects
  1. Each month, a roundup is shared featuring the best podcasts, readings, and creative projects discovered recently. It's a great way to find new interests.
  2. The summer roundup focuses on personal updates and some engaging new projects, like a physical internet phone book and a digital sidekick prototype.
  3. The author enjoys curating content and interacting with creative individuals, and there's an invitation for readers to recommend their own favorite finds.

It's Open Mic Day: Tell Us What You're Doing

The Honest Broker • 8145 implied HN points • 12 Feb 24
🎨 Art & Illustration Projects
  1. It's Open Mic Day at The Honest Broker, a chance for people to share their projects and plans.
  2. The community is encouraged to talk about their creative endeavors, business launches, non-profit work, or anything they need to publicize.
  3. The focus is on supporting each other and spreading the word about various projects and initiatives.

Spirituals (Interview)

Flow State • 334 implied HN points • 31 Jan 24
🎶 Music Projects
  1. Tyler Tadlock's music project Spirituals blends voice memos, digital instruments, and guitar to create beatless dance music.
  2. Tadlock's approach to music-making is organic and inspired by everyday sounds, emphasizing the importance of sounds' relationships.
  3. Tadlock finds inspiration in natural sounds, free improvisation, and underrated musicians like George Cartwright.
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What the Hell Am I Doing Here?

Meanwhile, on the other side of my brain... • 99 implied HN points • 27 May 24
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. The author faced a challenging recovery period after a car accident, including cognitive issues that persisted for months.
  2. Despite challenges, the author is enthusiastic about returning to writing, programming, and sharing knowledge on game development and tools.
  3. The author plans to expand the newsletter's topics, including sharing stories, project updates, and insights, and to create more video content.

#52: Habits, Projects, Practices 🔧

Game of One • 196 implied HN points • 20 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Projects
  1. Finding balance between chaos and structure is important, especially in a shared living environment.
  2. Exploring vs. exploiting is a crucial consideration in decision-making, depending on the complexity of the problem and time horizon.
  3. Distinguishing between habits, projects, and practices can help in managing workload effectively and achieving long-term goals.

Update: New Rolling Submissions and Hosting for 2023

Do Not Research • 219 implied HN points • 15 Apr 23
🎨 Art & Illustration Projects
  1. Do Not Research is accepting submissions for their next issue with a deadline of May 15th. Accepted entries will start publishing in the summer.
  2. Submissions should include art, essays, videos, and more made within the last year. Contributors are paid and granted membership to the community.
  3. Do Not Research started as a small project in 2021 and has since published 159 unique contributors. Follow their work on their Substack for updates.

The Invisible Wall Between Projects and Users

DeFi Weekly • 157 implied HN points • 06 Jun 23
🔮 Crypto Projects
  1. There's an invisible wall between projects and users that many people haven't experienced.
  2. Users rely on imperfect methods to determine which projects are safe and worth their time.
  3. Projects struggle to connect with valuable users due to a lack of understanding and fragmented information in the ecosystem.

Time to Eat Some Sushi - Part (1 of 2)

DeFi Education • 1139 implied HN points • 14 Aug 21
🔮 Crypto Projects
  1. Decentralized finance is changing how we think about money and trading. It's becoming a more accessible way for people to make financial transactions.
  2. Sushi Swap started out as a controversial project but has grown into a thriving platform. It shows how innovation can arise from challenges in the market.
  3. Understanding these new platforms is important for anyone interested in finance. They represent a shift toward a more user-driven approach.

The Lone Toad Newsletter - September 2023

The Lone Toad - Croaker RPGs Newsletter • 139 implied HN points • 07 Sep 23
🎙 Podcasts Projects
  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.

A Roundup (January 2024)

polymathematics • 59 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🎙 Podcasts Projects
  1. Podcasts are a great way to learn more about topics you enjoy, like music and creativity. It's fun to find new stories and perspectives through listening.
  2. Feeling overwhelmed can lead to a need to simplify your life. It's important to focus on what truly brings you joy and make time for those activities.
  3. Celebrating small wins in projects, like gaining new users or launching collaborations, can keep you motivated. Every step forward counts, even if it seems small.

A Roundup (February and March 2024)

polymathematics • 39 implied HN points • 29 Mar 24
🎙 Podcasts Projects
  1. Podcasts can be a great source of inspiration and learning. Try listening to conversations on creativity, teamwork, and personal stories from interesting guests.
  2. Reading can fuel your creativity and help you grow. Books like 'Zen in the Art of Writing' can motivate writers and artists to express themselves.
  3. Sharing personal updates and projects can connect you with others and showcase your journey. It’s exciting to celebrate achievements and new beginnings together.

7 Essential Templates for Data Analytics Consulting

SeattleDataGuy’s Newsletter • 541 implied HN points • 07 Nov 23
💼 Business Projects
  1. Have essential templates ready for data analytics consulting to speed up document creation and ensure clear processes.
  2. Key templates include a discovery template, proposal and SOW, basic deck, project kick-off email, onboarding checklist, and update email.
  3. Using templates like these can help in landing clients, maintaining communication, and streamlining project workflows.

The PARC treasure trove is open!

Robots & Startups • 59 implied HN points • 21 May 23
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. The PARC treasure trove is open, indicating a new event for Automate and ICRA soon.
  2. The author will be sharing links to robotics news and events regularly through the newsletter.
  3. Readers can get 7 days of free access by subscribing to Robots & Startups.

Introducing Vittles Restaurants

Vittles • 266 implied HN points • 15 May 23
🍲 Food & Drink Projects
  1. Vittles is launching a new publication focused on London restaurants
  2. Vittles Projects will feature writers covering various community-focused food topics
  3. The website will be restructured for easier navigation of past and future content

What I am building these days

Ivan's Indie Journey • 39 implied HN points • 26 Feb 23
💼 Business Projects
  1. Ivan is working on his top 5 priority projects to achieve valuable results.
  2. He prefers to focus on one project at a time to achieve results before moving on.
  3. Ivan is building projects ranging from a tool for assessing engineers to a platform for showcasing indie makers' journeys.

Summer Roundup (June and July 2023)

polymathematics • 39 implied HN points • 06 Aug 23
🎙 Podcasts Projects
  1. There are great podcasts to check out, like Tim Ferriss and The Colin & Samir Show. They offer insights that could be really useful.
  2. The summer was busy, so combining June and July for the roundup makes sense. It’s a good way to catch up on what you might have missed.
  3. Reading recommendations and cool projects from the internet can spark new ideas and inspiration. It’s fun to explore what others are doing.

The Greenfield Project Trap

Alex Ghiculescu's Newsletter • 169 implied HN points • 16 May 23
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. Working on greenfield projects may not be as great as perceived because they lack real challenges.
  2. Legacy code and requirements are what make software development interesting and ignoring them can lead to project failure.
  3. Seek out technical challenges that come with real constraints, as they create value for customers and are opportunities for growth.

A Roundup (November Roundup)

polymathematics • 19 implied HN points • 04 Dec 23
🎭️ Culture Projects
  1. Check out some great podcasts like 'Priority Bicycles' and 'How I Built This' to learn about interesting people and their journeys.
  2. Reading is important! Articles like Carlos Pendas's open letter and books like 'Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore' offer fresh insights and unique stories.
  3. Building cool projects can be fun. Websites like 'Pi Site' and 'iPodify' can showcase your creativity and help you learn while making something enjoyable.

An Autumn Roundup (Fall 2023)

polymathematics • 19 implied HN points • 06 Nov 23
🎭️ Culture Projects
  1. There's a great selection of podcasts to explore, including ones on creativity, writing, and urban development. These could spark new ideas or inspire your own projects.
  2. Some fascinating reading recommendations dive into the worlds of notable authors and cultural critiques. They offer interesting insights into writing and creativity.
  3. A personal update shares work on a new web app called Printernet, aimed at making printing and saving online content easier. It sounds like a useful tool for anyone who loves reading and sharing.

A Roundup (March 2023)

polymathematics • 19 implied HN points • 03 Apr 23
🎙 Podcasts Projects
  1. Listening to good podcasts can be really rewarding and inspiring. There are many amazing shows with valuable insights out there.
  2. Discovering new projects and interesting people online can broaden your horizons. It's great to find communities and creators that resonate with you.
  3. Reading recommendations are important for personal growth. Regularly exploring new books and articles keeps your mind engaged and informed.

HIATUS

We're Gonna Get Those Bastards • 5 implied HN points • 27 Feb 24
🎨 Art & Illustration Projects
  1. Jared Dillian is taking a break from writing essays to work on a second book that includes exclusive content and some great short stories.
  2. He will be restarting his podcast and has other writing projects, marketing efforts, and a big move planned, so we can expect new content from him in the summer.
  3. Jared encourages readers not to unsubscribe and mentions an opportunity to buy his book 'NO WORRIES' during his hiatus.

November Update

Maker News • 2 HN points • 30 Nov 23
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. Exciting projects and thought-provoking reads in November roundup.
  2. Featured projects include turning prototypes into products and custom PCB creation.
  3. Join the maker community to explore technology and imagination fusion.

February 2024 Round Up

Maker News • 1 HN point • 29 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. There are diverse and ambitious DIY projects being shared, from creating a homemade laptop to exploring wireless technology.
  2. Various content creators are providing useful tips and hacks for makers, such as automating Kicad schematics and DIY PCB coating.
  3. Exciting events like the 2024 Open Hardware Summit and resources like Tiny Tapeout 6 are coming up for makers to engage with and learn from.

Sino-Nashville Twang

Wu Fei's Music Daily • 0 implied HN points • 12 Jun 23
🎶 Music Projects
  1. The article "Sino-Nashville Twang" features an in-depth interview and review of Wu Fei's work.
  2. The article covers aspects that have not been discussed in Wu Fei's previous interviews.
  3. Upcoming concerts and projects, including performing with the Philadelphia Orchestra, are mentioned in the article.

Beginner Beware: The Mistake That Can Derail Your Programming Path

Weekend Developer • 0 implied HN points • 14 Jul 23
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. Passionate programmers often fall into the trap of following others' advice blindly, which can hinder their career prospects and job opportunities.
  2. Building projects too early without a solid understanding of programming fundamentals can lead to challenges like lack of direction, inefficient problem-solving, and suboptimal code quality.
  3. To avoid the downsides of premature project building, focus on mastering programming basics, learn from others' code, start with simple problems before moving to projects, and embrace feedback and incremental learning.

TCS Doubles Generative AI Confidence

Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM • 0 implied HN points • 12 Jul 24
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has increased its AI pipeline to $1.5 billion, up from $900 million. This shows they are investing more in AI technologies.
  2. The company is currently working on about 270 AI projects worldwide, indicating a strong commitment to expanding their AI capabilities.
  3. In the first quarter of the fiscal year, TCS applied for 154 patents and received 277, highlighting their focus on innovation and development in the AI field.

#OpenSourceDiscovery 2023 year in review

#OpenSourceDiscovery • 0 implied HN points • 31 Dec 23
🕹 Technology Projects
  1. In 2023, the author discovered and shared 7 open source projects that they still use.
  2. The top discoveries include tools like RudderStack for customer data management and Node-RED for workflow automation.
  3. The author plans to continue experimenting and reviewing open source projects in 2024.