The hottest Tech news Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Scott's Substack 78 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. The post discusses the experience of switching phone carriers and the challenges faced, emphasizing the impact of not having a phone for a few days.
  2. The post touches on upcoming summer plans including workshops in Madrid, Scotland, and potential travel to Vietnam, highlighting the diversity of travel experiences planned.
  3. The author explores the new Apple Vision Pro product, contemplating its potential usage for work, entertainment, and travel, showcasing a mix of curiosity and skepticism.
Tabletops 78 implied HN points 22 Jan 24
  1. Apple opened a new store, Apple Hongdae, in Seoul, making it the seventh Apple Store in the city.
  2. Apple is celebrating the Year of the Dragon with special promotions, products, and events in Asia.
  3. Apple announced the upcoming opening of a new store, Apple Mall of Scandinavia, in Sweden, a rare early announcement for the company.
The Algorithmic Bridge 116 implied HN points 18 Mar 24
  1. The post discusses Nvidia GTC keynote, BaaS in science, Apple's potential collaboration with Google Gemini, and more key AI topics of the week.
  2. It features conversations between Sam Altman and Lex Friedman, touches on jobs in the AI era, and examines the response from NYT to OpenAI.
  3. There's a question about whether OpenAI's Sora model is trained using YouTube videos, among other intriguing topics.
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Rod’s Blog 119 implied HN points 03 Aug 23
  1. Giving your Copilot a personal name can help solicit prompt responses. Azure AI Studio makes this customization easy by adjusting the System Message.
  2. After naming your Copilot and redeploying the new configuration, the Copilot will comply with the name adjustment.
  3. Having fun and sharing your Copilot's given name on platforms like Twitter can add an engaging element to the experience.
Rod’s Blog 99 implied HN points 01 Sep 23
  1. The Must Learn AI Security series is now available on Kindle Vella, allowing readers to access book chapters as they are written or on a schedule
  2. Following the story on Kindle Vella notifies readers of new chapters and provides a larger audience for the important information
  3. Readers can like episodes, purchase Tokens to unlock more, and give Faves to their favorite stories on Kindle Vella
Technology Made Simple 79 implied HN points 01 Apr 23
  1. Devansh is switching careers and leaving AI and software development to pursue rafting, aiming to gain success through a unique approach by interacting with successful people in his boat.
  2. Devansh will no longer be writing about tech, and the newsletter will now only make you an 8.9x engineer, emphasizing the importance of staying up-to-date with the latest trends for success.
  3. Devansh is seeking someone to take over his content and has laid out specific criteria like sharing a morning routine, AI tools, journaling importance, and examples of copy-pasting LinkedIn posts to continue with the modern solutions approach.
snackableCTO 39 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Apple's issues with Progressive Web Apps on iOS 17.4 seem more like technical hiccups than intentional obstacles.
  2. The Digital Markets Act pushing for openness wouldn't align with Apple purposefully blocking PWAs, as it could lead to unwanted regulatory attention.
  3. The lack of official communication from Apple and the limited impact of the rumored SIM-Lock issue indicate these PWA troubles are likely temporary glitches, not deliberate actions.
The Caring Techie Newsletter 7 implied HN points 31 Oct 24
  1. The newsletter creator wants your feedback to make the content better. They’ve made a quick survey for readers to fill out.
  2. You can win cash prizes by participating in the survey, with a total of $175 up for grabs.
  3. The survey results will help guide future topics that matter most to readers of the newsletter.
Chaos Theory 39 implied HN points 05 May 23
  1. An anonymous Google memo suggests the company lacks a competitive advantage in AI compared to other tech giants.
  2. The rise of open-source AI communities has proven to produce competitive AI models against big tech firms.
  3. The value in AI lies in tapping into the global mindshare of human intelligence rather than the strength of individual models.
KURATION 19 implied HN points 06 Feb 24
  1. Snapchat's parent company is reducing its workforce by 10% to 'reduce hierarchy.'
  2. An AI tool by Bumble can identify and block scam accounts and fake profiles.
  3. Former leaders from Blue Origin are looking to mine resources on the moon.