The hottest Subscription Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Robots & Startups 59 implied HN points 08 Aug 23
  1. The post announces a new subscriber chat feature on the Substack publication for exclusive conversations and updates.
  2. The chat functions as a group chat or live hangout, allowing subscribers to engage with short prompts and thoughts.
  3. Subscribers can access the chat with a 7-day free trial to Robots & Startups and participate in the discussions.
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Bet On It 45 implied HN points 20 Feb 24
  1. The next Premium Ask Me Anything (AMA) is scheduled for March 2 at 10:30 PM ET
  2. Participants will receive the Zoom link a couple of days before the event
  3. There is excitement about Kaiju Uncle Sam from a series called Build, Baby, Build, releasing on May 1
Seeking Solutions 39 implied HN points 20 Sep 23
  1. In a world flooded with information, it's best to trust friends, family, and people in 'sell free' zones because they are more dependable.
  2. Being skeptical of information is crucial to discern true value; focusing on close connections and unbiased professionals helps maintain trust.
  3. Expanding friendships and cultivating communities based on genuine connections can create 'sell free zones' where trust can thrive.
Grant & Co 19 implied HN points 06 Feb 24
  1. Grant & Co offers a database of 4,000+ funders in Africa for $1,000 starting March 1, 2024, but currently has a free sneak peek available.
  2. For $100, users can access additional data like funding amounts, previous investees, and notes on funders' preferences in the Premium version for a limited time.
  3. Grant & Co is a reader-supported publication, and readers can choose to become free or paid subscribers to support the work.
Street Smart Naturalist: Explorations of the Urban Kind 39 implied HN points 19 Jan 23
  1. Sharing the newsletter with friends or family can spark fun discussions and outdoor adventures. It's a great way to spread the joy of nature and history.
  2. A paid subscription helps support the newsletter and ensures you receive regular content about nature and history. It keeps the writer motivated to share more interesting stories.
  3. Reader feedback is encouraged, so feel free to share what you like or suggest topics. Engaging with the newsletter can lead to a more personalized experience for everyone.
Silent Lunch, The David Zweig Newsletter 19 implied HN points 24 Nov 23
  1. The author values genuine engagement in conversations and believes that conflict and debate are essential for real relationships.
  2. The author expresses gratitude for the support of subscribers and the autonomy of working on their newsletter, Silent Lunch.
  3. The author plans to expand Silent Lunch with more investigative pieces, guest writers, and a podcast in the coming year.
Dr. Pippa's Pen & Podcast 22 implied HN points 24 Aug 23
  1. The author requests not to share their work with non-subscribers to ensure proper recognition and reward for their effort.
  2. Sharing ideas takes time and effort to write down in an understandable way, impacting authors' financial rewards.
  3. Authors appreciate the support of their readers, enabling them to focus more on writing and less on other tasks.
Substack Blog 32 HN points 05 Apr 23
  1. Substack is introducing Substack Notes to allow short-form content and recommendations within the platform.
  2. In this subscription-based network, creators are rewarded for valuable work and the focus is on converting casual readers to paying subscribers.
  3. Substack aims to create a constructive discussion space by allowing users to control their subscription universe, keeping out trolls and encouraging valuable contributions.
The Carousel 21 implied HN points 06 Jun 23
  1. Elon Musk is facing a battle with advertisers on Twitter, with some trying to bankrupt the platform by pulling ad spending.
  2. Large advertisers coordinate efforts to control public discourse and speech on platforms like Twitter through censorship organizations and stakeholder capitalists.
  3. Elon Musk is navigating a conflict between his support for free speech and the need to appease advertisers to bridge the revenue gap on Twitter.
Technology Made Simple 19 implied HN points 27 Jul 22
  1. Designing a stack that supports push, pop, top, and retrieving the minimum element in constant time is a common problem in coding interviews and competitive programming.
  2. Implementing a solution for the Min Stack problem requires tracking the minimum element seen up to each layer of the stack using two stacks for efficiency.
  3. Building a base solution for the Min Stack problem by initializing two stacks, and optimizing the solution by removing redundancies can distinguish a good solution from a great one in interviews.
Fintech Radar 6 implied HN points 31 Jan 24
  1. PayPal failed to impress the market with its new features, losing momentum after an initial spike in stock value.
  2. TikTok is testing a feature to make every post shoppable, aiming to boost its e-commerce business with enhanced shopping experiences.
  3. Klarna introduced a $7.99 subscription plan 'Klarna Plus' to generate recurring revenue as it gears up for its IPO, reflecting mixed opinions on the BNPL industry.
Letters from an American 4 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. To receive the audio version of 'Letters from an American' automatically, adjust your settings on Substack.
  2. The default setting for Substack does not automatically send the audio version, ensuring no spam for those who don't want it.
  3. Audio versions are also available on platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify for easy access.
Technology Made Simple 19 implied HN points 25 Oct 21
  1. The problem involves determining the minimum broadcast range for radio towers to cover all listeners along a line.
  2. The initial approach might involve iterating through users and towers, but it could result in a higher time complexity.
  3. To optimize the solution, it's important to think about ways to reduce time complexity, such as finding more efficient algorithms or data structures.
Next Big Newsletter 15 implied HN points 03 Mar 23
  1. Check your Substack dashboard's 'Subscribers' tab to see what your subscribers are paying for
  2. Analyze the publications your subscribers are subscribed to for insights on content, pricing, structure, and more
  3. Use subscriber information to tailor your content and strategy to meet their preferences