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Happy Sat-urday Stackers,
As silly as it sounds, one of my recent TV guilty pleasures has been Project Runway. What's surprising to me is how much translates between art and design disciplines. While there's obviously no sewing in glass blowing or oil painting, naive designers in all disciplines produce things that are basic, dated, cartoony, and poorly executed - in addition to struggling with constraints. The best designs on the other hand have a distinct point of view, challenge assumptions, and are heavily edited, appearing both fresh and refined. Aesthetic opinions differ wildly, but most people recognize bold decisions and great execution when they see it. And occasionally, a design transcends point of view entirely.
Find beauty this weekend, stackers!
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  1. Lyn Alden, founder of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy, did an AMA. By comment count, this was our most popular AMA to date, receiving 133 comments. Lyn generously came back again and again to provide absolutely excellent answers.
  2. The world's most popular Bitcoin block explorer, Mempool.space, added a Lightning explorer. Differing from Amboss and the newer Exponential Layers, Mempool.space's explorer appears more focused on visualizing high level network stats, categorizing nodes by ISP and geographic location.
  3. @KyleOfTheCorn writes Do you run your own node? reminding us that we don't need dedicated hardware to run a Bitcoin/Lightning node. Kyle argues that the presumed prerequisite of dedicated hardware detracts from self-custody, and suggests new-coiners get started by using their personal computers.
  4. Robosats, the P2P Lightning exchange, released an Umbrel app. While you're still dependent on a centralized order book, API, and custodial escrow, the app allows you to self-host Robosats' frontend.
  5. Graham Krizek, founder and CEO of Voltage, did an AMA. We learn that Voltage is Graham's Ikigai, how he chooses team members, wen Core Lightning, what he thinks of Taro, and more.
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The link to Lyn Alden's AMA is wrong: It links to #63017 but should link to #64293
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Thanks! I also forgot to post Graham's AMA link.
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