Across the Techverse #8
Your one stop resource to the technical writing world.
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Welcome to another issue of Across the Techverse, your one-stop resource to stay updated with the most incredible tech writers in Substack and beyond. This week we have exciting news regarding the future of this community and a couple of resources for you.
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🗞 News from The Stack
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🎥 Previously on The Stack
Last week we featured
from on our Tech Writer Highlight series. Check the post here.🔍 Discover new tech writers
This week we want to shout a new tech substack added to our directory.
Technology Should Be Simple: Focusing mainly on the impact of technology in K12 education, with tangents on societal impacts. What impact does all of this technology use and reliance have on our students and our society?
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🔥 Highlights of the week
This is a list of the coolest articles published in our community last week:
Goatfury's Futurescapes published 8 articles:
Polymathic Being published 3 articles:
The Python Coding Stack published 2 articles:
The AI Observer published 3 articles:
Unpacked published Uber Ads: Accelerating the path to profitability.
The Upgrade published Welcome to the Mattel Cinematic Universe.
Confessions of a Code Addict published LZ77 Is All You Need? Why Gzip + KNN Works for Text Classification.
The Software & Data Spectrum published 2 articles:
Breaking the Rules published The Broom and the Door Frame (Ep. 5).
Cyborgs Writing published 5 Ways To Take A Structured Approach to Prompt Operations.
The Absent-Minded Professor published Personal vs. Personalized Education.
Under the Hype published Towards Quantum Computing (IV): Not so fast.
Technology Should Be Simple published This Is For Everyone.
technaelogy published a melodic mastermind.
Not A Robot published How To Actually Use A Computer #1.
Algorithmically Speaking published The Basics of Test-Driven Development with a Focus on Data Structures.
And that’s it for today! Stay in touch, and tell your nerd friends about us; you’ll earn rewards!
Thank you so much for the shout out and inclusion in the directory, along with so many other great tech writers.
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