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We're still in the steam-powered days of machine learning(vicki.substack.com)
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The Car Bundle(danco.substack.com)
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Age on Invention: The English Crisis(antonhowes.substack.com)
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What’s Up with Russia’s Internet?(vicki.substack.com)
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Internet Crowds and Personal Space(danco.substack.com)
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The greatest R&D hub of the sixteenth century(antonhowes.substack.com)
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Edward Snowden and our great cross-hatch(vicki.substack.com)
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An Interview with Financial Historian Jamie Catherwod(danco.substack.com)
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What Is a Billionaire?(mattstoller.substack.com)
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Technocrats and Technobabble(gfile.thedispatch.com)
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What is today’s technological wonder of the world?(antonhowes.substack.com)
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How VCs Make Money(vcstarterkit.substack.com)
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Age of Invention: Wonder of the World(antonhowes.substack.com)
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How to Steal a Billion(oversharing.substack.com)
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The United States Is Suffering from the Innovator's Dilemma(offthechain.substack.com)
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Everything is amazing, but nothing is ours(danco.substack.com)
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Imgur Is Bad Now(vicki.substack.com)
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Autocracy Comes to America: Big Tech and National Security(mattstoller.substack.com)
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Our bosses live in our phones(vicki.substack.com)
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by cjbest 7y ago
Interestingly the grocery store bank thing more or less happened in Ontario and it’s quite good/popular: https://www.pcfinancial.ca/en
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Launching a digital media company with a website, newsletters and podcasts(thedispatch.com)
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by cjbest 7y ago
Substack (W18) | Full stack engineer | San Francisco | Onsite | https://substack.com Substack lets writers start their own subscription publication - think paid blog/newsletter - where writers' and readers' incent
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WeWork and Counterfeit Capitalism(mattstoller.substack.com)
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by cjbest 7y ago
> People will pay really little for a blog post emailed to them each week You'd be surprised.
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by cjbest 7y ago
One of the Substack founders here. Thanks! We definitely aim to “build something people want”
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by cjbest 8y ago
My co-founder Hamish wrote this book (before we started our company) and it's just come out. There are similarities between publishing your first book, and starting your first company. I wonder why more authors aren't founders (or
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New book about Tesla written by a YC founder(amazon.com)
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by cjbest 8y ago
Just to avoid any confusion: we are not affiliated with James Halliday, the developer who uses the Github/Twitter handle substack. (Though now that I look at it, I definitely respect his work, especially minimist)
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by cjbest 8y ago
I buy that. I think some people will subscribe to an individual journalist that they really like, or covers something especially important to them, but others may need some kind of federation/bundling in the long run. I'd prefer t
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by cjbest 8y ago
I think micropayments don't work. Even if you make payment as completely frictionless as possible, there is still the mental overhead of deciding to pay. As the dollar amount gets smaller and smaller, the "pain of deciding to pay&

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