The hottest Projects Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Flow State 334 implied HN points 31 Jan 24
  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.
SeattleDataGuy’s Newsletter 541 implied HN points 07 Nov 23
  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.
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Game of One 196 implied HN points 20 Jan 24
  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.
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.
Alex Ghiculescu's Newsletter 169 implied HN points 16 May 23
  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.
We're Gonna Get Those Bastards 5 implied HN points 27 Feb 24
  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.
Maker News 1 HN point 29 Feb 24
  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.
Side Maker 19 implied HN points 30 Apr 23
  1. Ago is working on a new AI project called CodeMentorGPT for busy programmers.
  2. Ago is part of challenges like NoCode Exits Club and The PaperClip challenge.
  3. Ago's friends are also building innovative projects like podbitesai and ClearAction.
Side Maker 19 implied HN points 05 Mar 23
  1. The author participated in a 'Build Weekend' event where participants worked on their projects from Friday afternoon to Sunday.
  2. The author shares about the projects of fellow participants from an MVP Bootcamp, including ideas like a solopreneur calculator and an AI-powered gift idea picker.
  3. The event also celebrated the 3rd anniversary of the #100daysofnocode challenge, acknowledging the journey and participation of all involved.