The hottest Resources Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Anima Mundi 41 implied HN points 03 Feb 24
  1. The idea of societal collapse is often misconstrued in movies and media; it's not sudden and widespread, but rather a gradual decline over years or decades.
  2. Collapse is not just a one-time global event with mass casualties, but a slow process influenced by overshoot, resource depletion, pollution, and climate crisis.
  3. As society faces challenges like resource shortages and economic decline, individuals may need to rely more on local communities, personal skills, and simplified governance for resilience.
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Fight to Repair 19 implied HN points 27 Aug 23
  1. The Culture of Repair Project is offering grants of up to $10,000 to create educational programs teaching sustainable repair to K-12 students.
  2. The projects funded by the grant focus on repair education as a way to address environmental and societal challenges through changing cultural relationships with material objects and social systems.
  3. Culture of Repair emphasizes the importance of repair in fostering a circular economy and encouraging active student engagement in choosing repair practices.
The Product Channel By Sid Saladi 44 implied HN points 21 May 23
  1. Over 100 curated product management resources are shared in the newsletter.
  2. The resources cover various topics such as product vision, roadmaps, prioritization, AI, prototyping, customer needs, frameworks, and leadership.
  3. It also includes additional categorized resources like books, articles, podcasts, and templates for product management.
The Rotten Apple 10 implied HN points 04 Mar 24
  1. Insect-based foods face high food fraud risks due to complex supply chains, high prices, and potential adulteration with allergenic or non-nutritive substances.
  2. Stay updated and navigate changes in food safety audit standards by following a roadmap that includes gap analysis, action lists, internal audits, and incorporating extra resources if needed.
  3. Attend food safety meetups, like the one on March 14th, to engage with industry professionals, discuss emerging issues, and stay ahead in the food safety field.
Rob Leclerc 79 implied HN points 05 Feb 21
  1. Venture capital can be challenging to understand and may take new analysts 6-18 months to fully grasp.
  2. Books, essays, interviews, videos, podcasts, websites, and blogs are great resources for new VC analysts to learn about the industry.
  3. Understanding the history, culture, and frameworks of venture capital is crucial for new VC analysts and associates.
The (Unofficial) Svelte JS Newsletter 19 implied HN points 01 Apr 23
  1. Loads of new features in the Svelte compiler like support for 'svelte-ignore' and improvements in inputs and transitions
  2. Updates in SvelteKit include new features like 'cookies.getAll' and enhancements in managing form submission status
  3. Community showcase highlights various apps, sites built with Svelte, learning resources, and libraries/tools/components
Mehdeeka 3 implied HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. Exciting news about a new project called Mehdeeka, offering a guide for successful website projects; it includes resources like a supplier briefing template and YouTube content.
  2. The project creator emphasizes creating a comprehensive brief to ensure project success without needing a rebuild in the future.
  3. The resources and templates provided are free, and the creator is focusing on personal enjoyment rather than making money from ads.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 30 Aug 20
  1. Learn from other people's mistakes when rolling your own crypto to accelerate your understanding and skill development.
  2. Crypto code is complex due to side-channel constraints and subtle details that can easily compromise security if not understood.
  3. Understand the vast crypto food chain, from cryptanalysts solving mathematical problems to software engineers implementing encryption, to know where you stand and why rolling your own crypto may not be advisable.
world spirit sock stack 1 implied HN point 04 Mar 24
  1. The Simulation Argument suggests that if technologically advanced civilizations are likely to create 'ancestor simulations,' then it's probable we are currently living in one.
  2. A counterargument questions the high cost and resources needed to run simulations of confused minds, suggesting that the majority of minds in a location are likely correct about their reality.
  3. The idea that simulating history is extremely cheap challenges the assumption that all possibilities will be pursued given finite resources and many potential simulations.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 22 Nov 18
  1. AI tools are becoming more accessible, and new tools will help make AI more like general computing. This change could allow more people to work with AI easily.
  2. There's a strong need for better testing in data science, similar to what software developers do. Good testing can help avoid big problems from data errors.
  3. Deep learning is being explored in exciting new ways, such as detecting diseases in X-rays. These advancements could lead to better healthcare solutions.
Harnessing the Power of Nutrients 19 implied HN points 04 May 16
  1. Voodoo flossing can help alleviate wrist pain caused by computer use and improve tolerance to activities like weight lifting.
  2. The voodoo flossing protocol mentioned in the post only takes 1-2 minutes per day per wrist, making it a simple and quick solution.
  3. The voodoo flossing protocol builds on concepts from Kinetics Sports Rehab and Kelly Starrett, providing benefits to computer users and athletes alike.