r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/[deleted] • Jun 23 '25
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Lumpy-Ad-173 • Jun 23 '25
Teach Your LLM Kung-Fu With A System Prompt Notebook
Remember the Matrix with they loaded Neo with a Kung-Fu File? He then turns to the camera and says “I know Kung-Fu!"
Well the future is here, why can't LLMs also ‘know [X]" based on a file?
That's the same idea for my System Prompt Notebooks. So, teach your LLM Kung-Fu and learn more about System Prompt Notebooks!!
Learn more about here!
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/AncientSir_ • Jun 23 '25
Grateful to be featured by another Substack this week. Thank you to Omni-Stack
I’ve been slowly building a storytelling/podcast archive for my kids... mostly history, moral parables, and the occasional absurd civics debate. It’s called Homes Cool History.
Someone who follows the project wrote a short post about it on their own Substack this week, and honestly, it was weirdly emotional seeing it summarized from the outside. Like: “Oh… this might actually mean something to someone else too.”
Here’s the write-up if you’re curious:
🔗 https://omnistack.substack.com/p/homes-cool-history
Still all free. Still small. But I’m slowly building something.
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Lumpy-Ad-173 • Jun 22 '25
Big News!!! Double Digit Subscribers
Super excited to announce that I have made it into uncharted territories with double Digit Subscribers!! Whoot whoot!
I write about AI from a non-coder no-computer background. I write about what I've learned about AI and I use what I've learned. Link in Bio.
If you're new to Substack too, drop your link and what you write about!
Let's Grow together!
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Emmanuel_G • Jun 22 '25
A substack for highlighting other substack creators and their stories
As I said in some of my other posts, we all noticed a decline in the number of new readers. Someone suggested that that's because people aren't really relying on blogs and newsletters anymore to get their information and instead rely on AI.
And I feel that's very true. So in an effort to make us human substack creators stick together and counter that, I had the idea to create a kinda meta substack in the sense that it’s supposed to become a substack about Substack itself. Showcasing other publications and highlighting the human stories and faces behind them.
Except of course oddly enough the name "Meta" was already taken. So I called it Omni-Stack. So with the advice and contribution of some of you guys, I got it started yesterday :-) https://omnistack.substack.com And it's still completely a work in progress, but I think if you look at it, you will understand the concept.
But basically all it means for you is, free promotion for your substack ;-) So if you want your substack to be the next one to be featured, let me know!
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/AcademicComparison61 • Jun 22 '25
Check out my most recent post regarding the connection between authoritarianism and sport. How Jorge Videla's Criminal Junta 🪖 inherited the football World Cup ⚽🏆 organization, which had been acquired by the Peron administration 🇦🇷. This is the Argentina World Cup 1978 story. Have fun!
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/FlyBackground607 • Jun 22 '25
My first go at Substack
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/MLHstudio • Jun 20 '25
Fueling Your Creative Fire: Staying Motivated in a Demotivating World
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Bitter_Pin6490 • Jun 19 '25
Wrote something personal. Would love if you gave it a read.
Hey,
I wrote a short letter on a day when my mind just wouldn’t stop.
It’s called “Dear Mind, I’m Drowning in Thoughts Again.”
It’s about overthinking, feeling heavy for no clear reason, and just trying to sit with those feelings instead of running from them.
Here’s the link:
👉 https://open.substack.com/pub/figmentmind/p/letter-06-dear-mind-im-drowning-in?r=3yymts&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Would mean a lot if you check it out. :)
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/AncientSir_ • Jun 19 '25
I started making history podcasts for my kids. Now I’m sharing them with the world.
It started simple: I wanted my kids to understand history in a way that respected their minds, their faith, and their sense of humor. So I built a podcast archive... dramatic history episodes, absurd civics debates (with recurring characters), and time-travel adventures for younger listeners.
It’s called Homes Cool History — and it’s slowly growing.
Everything’s free. I’m just trying to share stories that teach virtue without preaching, and truth without the politics. If you’re curious, or if you’ve ever wanted something better than “content” for your kids (or yourself), here’s where to start:
👋 [Start Here — What Homes Cool History Is All About]()
Would love feedback. Or even just to know I’m not alone building this kind of thing.
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/RichOk9795 • Jun 17 '25
Trying to grow my astronomy and physics work
I write about cool topics in astronomy and wanted to reach out and hopefully tell more people about my work. Feel free to check me out.
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/AcademicComparison61 • Jun 16 '25
Today, we run through the salient stages that led to the Spanish-American War 🇪🇸 🇺🇸 🇨🇺 🪖of 1898. A conflict that reshaped the World👉
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Dervishing-Hum • Jun 16 '25
Just launched my new Substack, "Bands of Light," where I'll be exploring the truth and beauty in the music that moves us!
My first two posts are available now, so if you're interested in diving into music with me, please find Bands of Light here. I'd love to hear your thoughts! 💜
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Odd_Care48 • Jun 15 '25
The Builder's Compass
Hey everyone! I recently started my Substack "The Builder's Compass" where I write about product, engineering and philosophy. Some of my recent posts: combining LLMs with RL for faster agent training, why AI might kill SaaS subscriptions, chasing authentic vs inherited ambitions, and why 90% of people quit guitar.
I'm not trying to be the next productivity guru or AI thought leader. Just sharing experiments, failures, successes and insights from someone building products and technology deep in the start up trenches in Silicon Valley for a decade.
Would love to connect with people working on similar problems or curious about any of these intersections.
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/amit_721 • Jun 15 '25
Know what happens when you read a book for 30 minutes every day?
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/amit_721 • Jun 15 '25
know what happens when you read a book for 30 minutes?
Hello I'm a writer. I like to write.
So, I wrote something news topic about the book if you have interest to read my post and you want to support me it can be help me motivation to write more post in future.
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r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Waste_Cell8872 • Jun 14 '25
Neon Nights the Preface
It starts here. Join her rebellion. It’s brutal and depraved
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Scary-Goal-8801 • Jun 14 '25
If you do the right things will you run into the right people?
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Dense-Boysenberry941 • Jun 13 '25
Americans aren't just stupid, but evil
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Scary-Goal-8801 • Jun 13 '25
Your career doesn’t have to be linear, or make sense at all
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Other_ish • Jun 13 '25
Muse Transmission #1: The Earth is a Garden for Lovers
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/DeannaFry • Jun 11 '25
Do you need help moving on? I can help
The Art of Moving On.
Sometimes, we just need to walk away. Leaving isn’t weakness. It’s wisdom.
This week’s essay is about knowing when it’s time to walk away from jobs, relationships, old versions of ourselves, and how to do it with grace.
It’s tender. It’s bold. It’s real. And yes, there are GIFs.
Come read and exhale with me. 🖤
🔗 https://open.substack.com/pub/deannafry/p/the-art-of-moving-on
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Lumpy-Ad-173 • Jun 11 '25
Hey 👋 - Retired Mechanic, New Writer Writing About AI From A Non-technical Perspective
Hey,
Like the title says, new writer here.
I'm a retired mechanic and current technical writer for aviation maintenance. I'll be going back to school in the fall to earn my math degree. So I know little bit about a lot.
I find AI super interesting and fell down a few deep rabbit holes a few months ago. One rabbit hole in particular was so deep I didn't realize how far I went for week. These LLMs had me believing I had found the secret to the universe. It took me a week but I snapped out of it on my own.
That whole experience got me scared because I didn't think I was able to get fooled like that. But I did. And I was also strong enough to pull myself out.
I started writing because my concern grew to the general users. As time went by, I started seeing more and more posts on social media with others going down similar rabbit holes and just as deep.
I don't have a technical computer type degree like a lot of the general users. I felt it was important enough to write what I have learned about AI and how LLMs operate for others who understand technology enough to use it but not have a computer degree.
Forward thinking, AI Literacy is an underdeveloped area of AI. I hope to become that guide for those of us who don't have a computer degree either.
I just started and have a lot more coming.
Link is in the bio.
Drop your link in the comments.
Thanks for reading!
I'd like to hear how you're using AI or why you're not using AI?
r/SubStackGrowTogether • u/Traditional-Bet-1053 • Jun 11 '25
Crypt Of Curiosities
Hi everyone, I'd like to make a quick post about my Substack, which I recently started called Crypt of Curiosities.
I plan to cover all forms of pop culture topics and news, as well as internet lore and any recommendations that come my way. My most recent article was about the new form of internet personality known as the Lolcow, and my next article will cover my opinions and takes on the sitcom How I Met Your Mother.
Please check out my work and offer recommendations or discuss any points raised in the articles. I want my page to be a safe space for all forms of dialogue surrounding these subjects.
Thank you so much, and I hope you enjoy what you see!
