The hottest Tutorials Substack posts right now

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Kristina God's Online Writing Club 419 implied HN points 27 Oct 23
  1. Canva has launched new AI tools that help writers create and manage content more easily. They offer features like text-to-image and text-to-video generators, making creative tasks simpler.
  2. The tutorial includes a step-by-step guide to using these new features, which can help improve online writing and design skills. It’s a great resource for anyone looking to elevate their creative projects.
  3. There's an opportunity to win a coaching session by commenting on the YouTube video, adding an interactive element for users to engage with the content. It's a fun way to connect and learn more.
GM Shaders Mini Tuts 157 implied HN points 02 Sep 23
  1. When working with shaders, think in terms of vector fields to direct the flow and create gradients.
  2. Consider the acceptable input domains and the output ranges of your functions to prevent errors and unexpected results.
  3. Utilize periodic functions for repetition, sine and cosine for waves and rotations, dot product as a ruler, and exponentiation for adjusting brightness levels.
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Data Science Weekly Newsletter 39 implied HN points 24 Feb 24
  1. The writer plans to start creating tutorials again. It's a chance for people to learn more about various topics.
  2. They want feedback from subscribers about what specific topics they are interested in. This shows they value readers' opinions.
  3. There's a wide range of tools in data science, and the writer is keen to help navigate that complexity with useful content.
Data Science Weekly Newsletter 19 implied HN points 16 Feb 24
  1. There are new tutorials available for those interested in AI and humanities. These tutorials aim to help people learn how to use AI tools effectively.
  2. The Leverhulme Programme is offering opportunities in ecological data science. This program is designed for doctoral training and focuses on important ecological research.
  3. A team is looking to hire a remote R programmer. They want someone to create an easy-to-use package for analyzing complex models in R.
GM Shaders Mini Tuts 39 implied HN points 07 Oct 23
  1. Different vector spaces like texture space, screen space, object space, world space, view space, and projection space serve specific purposes in graphics programming.
  2. Understanding these spaces helps in manipulating orientation, scales, positioning, and skewing of vectors for advanced effects like fog, SSAO, and shadow mapping.
  3. Each space has unique characteristics, such as how texture space is measured in texel units and world space represents position in the room.
Vesuvius Challenge 21 implied HN points 27 Feb 24
  1. Over $500,000 in new prizes announced for 2024, including a $100,000 Grand Prize.
  2. Various prizes like the First Automated Segmentation Prize, First Letters Prizes, and Monthly Progress Prizes aim to drive progress towards community goals.
  3. Opportunities for second place prizes add to the total prize pool, providing even more chances for participants to win.
Technology Made Simple 39 implied HN points 09 Aug 22
  1. Optimizing the power function using logarithmic time can be a game-changer, making computations quicker and efficient.
  2. Understanding and applying mathematical tricks like leveraging even and odd numbers can significantly reduce the number of instructions needed to solve a problem.
  3. Learning to optimize algorithms using divide and conquer techniques, such as in the power function example, can enhance problem-solving skills and overall coding proficiency.
Technology Made Simple 39 implied HN points 15 Feb 22
  1. Topological sort is an important concept for solving interview questions and can help with understanding various problems.
  2. Focusing on quality over quantity in coding practice and targeted improvement is key for successful Leetcode preparation.
  3. Engaging with a community, following quality resources, and practicing mock interviews can greatly enhance your coding and interview skills.
Women On Rails Newsletter - International Version 19 implied HN points 26 Apr 22
  1. The newsletter covers a new HTTP status code and updates on frameworks like Astro and Redwood.
  2. Tips on building relationships with difficult colleagues, recruiting juniors effectively, and balancing coding as a manager.
  3. Exploring resources for better coding practices like semantic HTML and a DNS playground.
burkhardstubert 19 implied HN points 03 Jan 22
  1. The author received a significant award, becoming a Qt Champion in the Ambassador category for promoting Qt Embedded Systems. It's quite a recognition for their contributions!
  2. In 2022, the author plans to write more, give talks, and create video tutorials on Qt Embedded Systems, with over 50 ideas lined up. It sounds like they are excited to share more knowledge!
  3. The author encourages readers to engage and provide feedback, hoping to keep them as loyal readers and critics as they grow their content.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 05 Mar 07
  1. The post provides a detailed introduction to Ubuntu, covering installation, configuration adjustments, and adding common software.
  2. The tutorial encourages considering Ubuntu as an alternative to Windows for a secure system without DRM restrictions, running even on older hardware, and with all software free of charge.
  3. The article aims to assist people willing to switch to Linux in setting up a Linux desktop that fully replaces their Windows desktop.
Erik Explores 0 implied HN points 08 Apr 23
  1. In Affinity Photo, skin tones can be adjusted using blend modes and blending ranges.
  2. Understanding blend modes categories like Darken, Lighten, Color, and Contrast helps in practical applications.
  3. Blending ranges in Affinity Photo are useful for altering skin tones by using techniques like color burn, multiply, and adjusting opacity for different tone ranges.
Quantum Formalism 0 implied HN points 18 Aug 20
  1. The upcoming quantum formalism course will officially start on Friday, September 18 at around 6 pm BST | 1 pm ET | 10 am PT with live lectures capped at 50 attendees.
  2. If you wish to participate in the live lectures, ensure you fill out the form provided in advance; failing to attend a registered live lecture might affect your future invites.
  3. Pre-course refresher materials and guidance are available on GitHub for the basics of number systems, particularly real and complex numbers.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 19 Mar 08
  1. Thrudb is a set of services built on Thrift for indexing and document storage, providing flexibility and speed to web developers.
  2. Installing Thrudb on Ubuntu involves setting up dependencies like thrift, client libraries for different languages, and specific dependencies like libmemcached and CLucene.
  3. After successfully installing, building the Thrudb client libraries and running tutorials in Python and Perl helps test and demonstrate functionality.