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We're back with the 10th edition of our weekly digest, highlighting a few hand-selected pieces of writing over the past month or so.

Check them out below & let us know which was your favorite!

My Journey To Becoming a Self Taught Programmer

@jpfraneto outlines his journey in becoming a self-taught programmer and the meta-skills that helped the most: focus & equanimity.

Developing a skill is just an excuse for that process to happen. And for you to learn how to relate to it with love.

Brainless Genius: Slime Molds and the Tokyo Railway System

@beecurious explores how slime molds, despite being brainless single-celled organisms, have deeply influenced the design of Tokyo’s railway system by demonstrating an ability to find the most efficient routes.

The ability of this organism to create optimal networks invites us to reconsider conventional views on problem-solving and intelligence in living beings.

Doors of Destinies

@miromiro's Doors of Destinies explores the profound impact of life’s choices through conceptual photography, depicting how different paths can lead to vastly different outcomes.

Embrace the unknown, take risks, and trust that our choices will lead us to our true destiny.

Maine Island Cabin: The Build

@dish continues his series on his family rebuilding a cabin on a remote island, including some incredible teamwork and amazing photos as they started work on rebuilding the main cabin.

The one rule we had was no drinking or smoking pot until the power tools were down and the site was tidied up at night.

Anatomy and Shapes, an Interview with Juan Rodríguez García

@kaloh interviews generative artist Juan Rodríguez García, discussing his artistic journey, creative process, and the significance of his recent representation by ARTXCODE.

I see my work as a giant sketchbook, where I explore different ideas and concepts. This sketchbook approach allows me to work and develop concepts more deeply.

YouTube's Fandom Report, Minting Moments on Dune and from Doodles

In his latest report, @tpan examines YouTube’s Fandom Report, emphasizing how onchain media and communities are uniquely equipped to foster new forms of commerce and monetization across varying degrees of fandom.

The Internet has become the ultimate distribution platform for creators and communities, allowing fans to graduate from casual consumers to active creators, making fandom a symbiotic ecosystem.

That's all we have this week — what did we miss?

Let us know what you think!