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Design, Tech & Algo, but nothing to show

Venture Prose • 0 implied HN points • 29 Jul 16
🕹 Technology Design Tech Algorithms
  1. Focus on actually building something tangible rather than just talking about grand visions or concepts.
  2. It's important to iterate and test your ideas in order to make progress instead of just assuming you know the exact direction to take.
  3. When working on consumer products, ensure that there is something meaningful and usable to show to the public.

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The Kahneman Bot • 0 implied HN points • 05 Dec 21
🕹 Technology Behavioral Science Tech Psychology Newsletter Product Management
  1. The newsletter explores the connection between behavioral science and technology, focusing on how technology uses psychology and behavioral biases.
  2. The author has a diverse background, including training in economics, consulting, working at the UK's Nudge Unit, and being a Product Manager at a tech scale-up.
  3. The newsletter includes insights from a meeting in 2007 between psychologists, notably Daniel Kahneman, and tech leaders, showcasing how tech has integrated behavioral science concepts since the Web 2.0 era.

Coming soon

Jeff’s Substack • 0 implied HN points • 20 Feb 24
🕹 Technology Tech
  1. Jeff is launching a Substack newsletter.
  2. The Substack newsletter will be at jefftech.substack.com.
  3. The launch date for the newsletter is February 20, 2024.
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New ElxPro course!

Elixir & Erlang • 0 implied HN points • 28 Mar 23
💼 Business Online Education Tech
  1. ElxPro is an immersive online training program for mastering the Elixir language through hands-on experience, created by experienced Elixir developer Gustavo Oliveira.
  2. The ElxPro course is currently available in English and has been successful in Brazil.
  3. There is a limited-time special promotion until March 31st for the ElxPro course, including a bonus Q&A session on career development for Elixir developers.

Adieu, EnVsion

Eddie's startup voyage • 0 implied HN points • 06 Jan 24
💼 Business Startup Marketing Tech Finances Entrepreneurship
  1. EnVsion failed because they built a product that didn't have enough demand or interest.
  2. They should have targeted a larger market with more purchasing power instead of sticking to a niche with low demand.
  3. Investing in marketing early and consistently is crucial for startup success, along with choosing the right tech stack for fast iteration.

12/14 Tech Buzz China Insider Digest

Tech Buzz China Insider • 0 implied HN points • 15 Dec 21
💼 Business Tech Investment Policy Innovation Economy
  1. Alibaba underwent a significant reorganization with key executives leading four large business units, reshaping the company's structure.
  2. The Central Economic Work Conference in China emphasized the importance of stable growth, especially in financial and banking sectors, setting the national economic agenda.
  3. China's tech VC landscape is evolving, with a shift towards more state capital participation in manufacturing sectors and companies outside the internet industry gaining prominence.

7/8 TBC Insider Digest

Tech Buzz China Insider • 0 implied HN points • 08 Jul 21
💼 Business Tech Regulations Investments IPOs
  1. The recent investigation of Didi by the Cyberspace Administration of China has significant implications for data security and cross-border securities enforcement. Companies listing overseas will likely face stricter data security requirements.
  2. Following the Didi incident, China has announced a strict crackdown on illegal activities in securities, emphasizing the seriousness of maintaining law and order in the securities sector.
  3. Alibaba's reorganization and involvement in the Suning bailout show strategic moves in response to market dynamics, indicating a shift in focus towards rural China and potential implications on investment strategies.

Stats

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 0 implied HN points • 22 Apr 14
🕹 Technology Tech
  1. The post is about sharing statistics on a blog, with insights on English blogging.
  2. There is a comparison of viewership between 'This week' and 'All time'.
  3. The author considers blogging more frequently in English based on the statistics.

Welcome to Valley Diaries: Tech, Leadership, and Life

sumitha • 0 implied HN points • 24 Jun 24
🕹 Technology Tech Leadership Life
  1. The author shares experiences from their tech, leadership, and life journey in the Valley and top companies.
  2. The newsletter will cover various topics in engineering and leadership, along with personal interests like fitness, showcasing a blend of work and life.
  3. The author aims to stay authentic by sharing both positive and negative experiences, while encouraging kind feedback.

🗓 Your invitation to AI & Sociotechnical discussions this week

🔮 Crafting Tech Teams • 0 implied HN points • 05 Dec 23
💼 Business Tech Leadership Culture Entrepreneurship
  1. Attend AI & Sociotechnical discussions on Dec 6th and 7th. Live participation is encouraged.
  2. Consider joining streams that can help understand if AI will replace developers and the journey from junior to self-managed roles.
  3. Explore the 'Culture-First' approach in business, focusing on fostering vibrant workplace cultures.

Media v Big Tech

Logos • 0 implied HN points • 25 Feb 21
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Law Media Tech Regulation Journalism
  1. The proposed law in Australia forces big tech companies to pay for news content, but some argue that this idea is flawed because Google and Facebook don't directly profit from news in the way that publishers claim.
  2. Many believe traditional news publishers are becoming less relevant since people can access news directly from sources, and they often focus more on entertainment rather than important reporting.
  3. There is a shift happening where writers are breaking away from traditional media to share their stories directly, and this could lead to increased competition and diversity in news coverage.

Worries about Cerebras's IPO, the never-ending crisis at Boeing, and nuclear power

Alex's Personal Blog • 0 implied HN points • 15 Oct 24
💼 Business Finance Tech Energy Corporate Economics
  1. Cerebras is planning to go public, but there are concerns about relying too much on a few customers for revenue. This could affect their growth and stability.
  2. Boeing continues to face ongoing issues that seem unresolvable, leading to questions about how they will recover in the future.
  3. There's a growing interest in nuclear power, as companies like Google look for reliable energy sources for their operations, especially data centers.

20241027

Curious futures (KGhosh) • 0 implied HN points • 27 Oct 24
🕹 Technology AI Security Art Tech People
  1. People today struggle to tell the difference between truth and lies. This affects their ability to make good decisions and gives power to those who manipulate information.
  2. Technology continues to evolve quickly, influencing everything from work to security. New tools and methods, like AI and remote work, are changing how we live and interact.
  3. Art and creativity are still important but can often be misunderstood or undervalued. New forms and expressions are appearing, reflecting changes in society and culture.

20241229

Curious futures (KGhosh) • 0 implied HN points • 29 Dec 24
🎭️ Culture Society Life Tech Security AI
  1. We need to accept that uncertainty is a part of life. Instead of trying to predict the future, we can use uncertainty to explore new opportunities.
  2. Technology is rapidly changing how we interact with each other. AI is taking over roles that used to involve human connections, which can be both helpful and isolating.
  3. Humor and joy can help us navigate tough times. Finding laughter in the chaos can create a sense of community and lighten the weight of uncertainty.