JeffG double ratchet
Sats Flow by grant
Modulization
Roastr frostr
Nostr
Free banking
The technical pieces are coming together. Happy to chat if you want to get nerdy.
https://fountain.fm/episode/nvE4MO4qv2SB4q9ZcItK
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How do I get my recordings from zap.stream?
This is me.
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I learned on Python. I just have cone to have a strong bias against it. Recommend paying attention to typing (Python had is optionally, Iirc). Learning basic Boolean logic and code flow is fine with Python. If you want to do system or protocol engineering, you need a compiled (Python is an interpreted language) and typed language.
Just my two sats. Even if you're learning Python, you're ahead of most.
Onward.
Highly recommend looking into Rust when you're ready. It'll be a lot if you're just starting out but lots of baby steps goes a long way.
Go is probably fine too, especially if you're writing web servers.
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Can you let me pay for transcripts to be posted to #nostr?
Wen #ecash?
Proof of Node
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What a dream.
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Onward.
Maybe next year I can can grow some seed from nostr:nprofile1qqsy6q3ua80awknlxp6m368qssqghct6ra6scca4meepumhcswkuwegpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7qgawaehxw309ahx7um5wghx6at5d9h8jampd3kx2apwvdhk6tcppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0hzcsrt
TIL How ASIC boost works.
You have X amount of data to hash from a block. Because SHA256 takes chunks (64byte) at a time, you can feed it all the 'constant' chunks first then 'save' the 'midstate' before introducing the chunks that need to change.
This saves ~20%. Idk why it's that % but I intend to find out.
SHA takes in chunks of data at a time. If you know the first X chunks of data will be the same (block template pieces like tx's) then you input that stuff first, now you have a 'midstate' or checknpoint to start from. You don't need to rehash those initial chunks. If you're doing SHA256 for secure comms, this is retarded and dangerous. If you just want PoW, it helps save ~20% work
Amy small business owners on #nostr not accepting #bitcoin? And why haven't you tried zaprite? #askNostr
(Unpaid shill and geunuine question)
I think it's compelling for small businesses to consider a Strike/Zaprite combo.
For when you find them.
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