The hottest Tech Events Substack posts right now

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Food Quality Reimagined

Startup Pirate by Alex Alexakis • 235 implied HN points • 26 May 23
🕹 Technology Food Tech AI Startups Tech Events
  1. The current system of food quality labeling is based on assumptions and can lead to a lot of food waste.
  2. BlakBear uses patented sensor technology to measure food freshness in real-time, reducing waste and improving sustainability.
  3. BlakBear's technology benefits various parts of the food supply chain, including producers, transportation, retailers, and consumers.

Hedonic Escalators, Neuro Rights, And More

Learning Machine • 39 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Innovation Ethics Technology Trends Future Technology Tech Events
  1. Seek out hedonic escalators - activities that keep increasing fun instead of adapting to a baseline.
  2. Advocate for neuro rights to protect free will, mental privacy, and personal identity as technology advances.
  3. Use simple filters, like a boring-sounding name, to attract genuinely interested audiences for better engagement.
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SmallCon: Free virtual conference for GenAI builders ft. Meta, DoorDash, Mistral

TheSequence • 14 implied HN points • 29 Nov 24
🕹 Technology Artificial Intelligence Software Development Tech Events Innovation Startups
  1. SmallCon is a free online conference for people interested in Generative AI. It's a great opportunity to learn from experts in the field.
  2. The conference will feature talks and discussions from big companies like Meta and DoorDash. Attendees will get insights on the latest trends and technologies in AI.
  3. You can register now to save your spot and gain knowledge on building effective AI models and applications. It's a chance to learn how to make the most out of small AI models.

Việt Nam

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 119 implied HN points • 28 Jul 22
🌐 International Vietnam Hacking Cybersecurity Tech Events Career growth
  1. The author will be participating in various events in Vietnam in August 2022, connecting with students and presenting on hacking and defending Vietnamese banks.
  2. There will be a Real World Crypto Day event organized, featuring cryptography experts and discussions on cryptography.
  3. The author humorously mentions creating a new title for himself and hints at organizing an event in Saigon, showcasing a playful approach to self-promotion.

🍄 Newsletter #45: mushrooms reading code, we have enough to wait 3 hours for a build, Ruby turned 30...

Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version • 19 implied HN points • 14 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Programming Web Development Diversity Innovation Tech Events
  1. Debates over the necessity of JavaScript builds are ongoing in the tech arena, with articles advocating for simpler approaches.
  2. Ruby and Rails developments include useful tools like Rubocop for codebase unification and MyCLI for MySQL command line interface.
  3. Diversity in tech, particularly the need for more women, is a highlighted subject, addressing aspects like code-switching and leadership stereotypes.

Episode 11: Burkhard on Qt Embedded Systems

burkhardstubert • 39 implied HN points • 31 Oct 20
🕹 Technology Embedded Systems Software Development Programming IOT Tech Events
  1. Working from home has become the norm for many due to the pandemic. It's nice to have a routine and support from loved ones during tough times.
  2. Qt Marketplace offers a variety of components for developers at reasonable prices. It can save time and money compared to building from scratch.
  3. Testing is crucial for software quality, and using methods like approval testing can help improve the process, especially with legacy applications.

⚗️ Newsletter Wor #21: yet another React framework, microservices, cats explaining code...

Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version • 0 implied HN points • 30 Nov 21
🕹 Technology Tech news Programming Web Development Data Visualization Tech Events
  1. The newsletter discusses new React frameworks like Remix and articles such as 'Rust Is The Future of JavaScript Infrastructure'.
  2. There are tech jobs available that don't require coding skills, such as QA, Technical Writer, etc.
  3. In the technology field, there are innovative approaches like sharing progress openly, explaining complex concepts with fun methods like using cats.

🧱 Newsletter #46: what happens when typing in the terminal, sexism in tech in India, pixel art...

Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version • 0 implied HN points • 30 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Programming Diversity Web Development Tech Events Automation
  1. Ruby allows modifying existing code with 'Monkey Patching', but it's recommended to use it sparingly to avoid surprising new team members.
  2. Understanding 'heredoc' in Ruby can help in defining multi-line strings while preserving formatting and indentation.
  3. User feedback is important post-launch, but it's crucial to filter and prioritize feedback to avoid becoming overwhelmed.

🦀 Newsletter #36: The year of the crab, build trust while remote, create good Pull Requests...

Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version • 0 implied HN points • 04 Oct 22
🕹 Technology Programming Management Web Development Software Development Tech Events
  1. Consider using Rust over C and C++ for certain scenarios due to security and reliability concerns.
  2. Building trust in a remote team as a new manager involves focusing on the environment, team, and oneself, as outlined in The 90-Day Plan.
  3. Improving Pull Requests requires creating templates and following best practices to enhance the reviewing process for the team.

Risky Biz News: FTC looks at cloud providers, their business practices, and data security

Risky Business News • 0 implied HN points • 24 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Cybersecurity Government Malware Vulnerabilities Tech Events
  1. The US Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comments on the business practices and data security of cloud computing providers.
  2. The FTC's action is a response to concerns about the predatory business practices of cloud providers and potential cybersecurity risks.
  3. The FTC is focusing on issues such as negotiating cloud contracts, secure storage competition, breach notifications, and customer lock-in incentives.

AI takes over Davos; Zuckerberg wants to build AGI; business leaders assess AI's impact on economics; DeepMind solves high-school geometry;

Computerspeak by Alexandru Voica • 0 implied HN points • 19 Jan 24
🕹 Technology AI Generative AI Tech Events AI Applications AI Ethics
  1. Artificial intelligence was a dominant topic at the World Economic Forum in Davos, with a focus on safety, responsible adoption, and regulation.
  2. Expectations surrounding generative AI are being tempered as practical real-world applications begin to emerge, following typical cycles of emerging technologies.
  3. AI advancements include DeepMind solving high-school geometry problems, AI-powered functionalities integrated into Samsung phones, and increased focus on regulating generative AI in APAC.

Á Căn Đình - ekoparty 2012

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 09 Oct 12
🕹 Technology Information Security Tech Events Cybersecurity Innovation
  1. The author attended ekoparty 2012 to present the CRIME attack. This presentation was a success and received positive feedback.
  2. The conference had various activities including a CTF team area, a retro computer exhibit, and even a lock-picking demonstration.
  3. The author reflected on the presentation, noting the need for better preparation in the future to ensure a successful live demo.

Zombilizing The Web Browsers Via Flash Player 9

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 03 Aug 07
🕹 Technology Web Development Internet Security Tech Events Programming Cybersecurity
  1. Organizing events like VNSECON07 can be challenging, with speakers facing difficulties in engaging the audience due to lack of interpreters for deep technical topics.
  2. Preparing ahead by taking notes and bringing the necessary equipment like a laptop can enhance the learning experience during presentations.
  3. Including clear signage and directions can improve the overall event experience, making it easier for attendees to navigate different sessions and rooms.

Hacking không chỉ dành cho đàn ông

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 04 Mar 07
🕹 Technology Hacking Cybersecurity Tech Events Gender Diversity
  1. Hacking is not just for men, as demonstrated by female hackers like Joanna Rutkowska.
  2. Joanna Rutkowska has proven her expertise multiple times in cybersecurity, showcasing her abilities in preventing forensic investigation of malware.
  3. Females like Joanna Rutkowska are making significant impacts in the hacking and cybersecurity field, challenging stereotypes.

Microsoft Unleashes Copilot Experience for All

Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM • 0 implied HN points • 28 May 23
🕹 Technology AI Software Innovation Tech Events Product Development
  1. Microsoft recently introduced its Copilot feature, which is a fresh way to enhance user experience, setting it apart from traditional offerings.
  2. Unlike Google, Microsoft focused on practical updates instead of making big, flashy claims about AI technology.
  3. Their event showcased a more measured approach, highlighting improvements while avoiding over-the-top presentations.