I finally got my copy of the number one comic in the bitcoin space: #TheLittleHODLer by @Lina Seiche

I recently upgraded electrs on my node by cross compiling from source. Thanks for the good documentation :-)

One thing I was missing when reading "100 Java Mistakes and How to Avoid Them" by Tagir Valeev is the mentioning of Lombok. With the latter one can avoid many mistakes as well and code generated with Lombok is always up-to-date. IDE generated code may become outdated and may be verbose in plain sight.

@Brian De Mint Where can we buy your new book with Bitcoin?

A bitcoin developer doesn't necessarily have to be a bitcoiner because being a committer to a widely used FOSS project always looks good as a line item on the CV.

"Introduction to Bitcoin" by @Florin Hilbay is a up to date introduction to bitcoin also covering the lightning network and Nostr. It is also hinting at the implication that the fusion of the communication and the money protocol will bring to world.

As we now have "Konsenus Network", "The Saif House" etc. for some time it seems an anachronism in 2024 to sell bitcoin related books solely at places that do not accept bitcoin directly. It is somehow a contradiction as if the author does not believe himself what he is writing about.

"Bitcoin and The Trust Problem" by @Karo Zagorus discusses Bitcoin from a social perspective. It explains the problem with the crumbling trust in the existing social systems and the emerging new social layers from Bitcoin like pseudonymity, maximalism etc.

The violet pilling (aka nostr onboarding) did not yet reached its peek. There are still people from the bitcoin community complaining on podcasts about bad customer support and hacked twitter accounts.

"Mind, Decentralised" by @RobBrinded reminded me again that positive energy and active unlearning help to escape the fiat prison.