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Data Science Weekly – Issue 658
23 days ago
- Data Science Weekly newsletter #659 from June 26, 2026, curated by Hannah & Sebastian, covers Data Science, AI, ML, Data Visualization, and ML/Data Engineering topics with editor's picks, articles, and community polls.
- Editor's picks include an article on colors beyond digital display, using Bradley-Terry model for dog treat preferences, and generative AI creating optimized burgers for taste, sustainability, and nutrition.
- Notable articles discuss open-source ATS scoring resumes variably, underrated data science skills, AI's role in data science, vibe coding vs. engineering, regression coefficient issues, and tools like Rust tensor stacks, Typst graphics, geo-experiment benchmarks, and CUDA kernel processes.
Show HN: Explore the Workspaces of Modern Creators
8 days ago
- Matthew Encina is a content creator, creative director, and educator from Los Angeles, CA.
- He runs a free weekly newsletter established in 2020, featuring desk setup tours from designers, founders, and builders, sent every Saturday.
- The text lists various professionals, including designers from Prague, co-founders, tech creators, software engineers, marketers, and entrepreneurs from locations like Virginia, New York, Austin, and South Carolina.
Open-Sourcing Booklet
19 hours ago
- The author built a smart newsletter for Moonlight's community, which had ten times more weekly active users than the website, highlighting the power of asynchronous communication.
- Booklet was created as a newsletter-first community software, coded in Ruby on Rails, using OpenAI's GPT-3 to summarize conversations into a daily digest.
- Booklet hosted various communities but faced challenges with spam and low adoption beyond the author's own communities, leading to its shutdown.
- The Booklet code is now open-sourced under MIT license, supporting Solo and Multiuser modes, with Docker and Render deployment options.
- The author hopes others will adopt Booklet's AI summarization techniques, emphasizing that newsletters often have more users than websites and should be prioritized.

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Data Science Weekly – Issue 658

Show HN: Explore the Workspaces of Modern Creators

Open-Sourcing Booklet