10:44:52 hello, I'm struggling with monerod ;) What is the syntax of this:--tx-proxy tor,127.0.0.1:9050,10 in .conf? 16:00:56 Reminder that there is a research meeting in #monero-research-lab today at 17:00 UTC (an hour from now) 17:39:05 selsta I will be out for the weekend starting tomorrow afternoon. Are we close to tag? 17:39:56 yes, theoretically we can tag today, do we have someone backup in case we have to retag tomorrow? 17:41:18 I can tag tomorrow too, just not after about 24 hours from now 17:41:53 moneromooo: can you PR the remaining patch? 18:42:13 sure 18:45:22 selsta: done, I also added a locking patch which I think fixes the 6555 crash but I did not get confirmation yet. 18:46:35 thanks 18:46:45 now we need a review then luigi can tag :D 18:56:55 both PRs look good but would prefer if someone else also reviews 20:46:57 Hey guys, I have a question: I am looking at crypto_ops::generate_key_derivation and I see this line: ge_mul8(&point3, &point2); 20:48:08 I am cross checking this with Zero To Monero but this operation is not mentioned 20:48:37 It all works fine, but why do we do this extra operation when doing the key derivation? 20:49:47 I am currently looking to build an OpenCL blockchain tx scanner for Monero (will be open sourced) 20:49:59 no guarantees I will ever finish though :-) 20:50:24 you might also want to ask in #monero-research-lab if no one answers here 20:52:46 Yep, it is not a critical thing, it's mostly out of curiosity 21:24:07 mul8 operations push you into the prime curve subgroup 21:28:59 aren't the points already in the prime curve subgroup? 21:31:12 or is this a precaution against points possibly being out of the prime subgroup? 21:35:59 Yeah, tx points could be in arbitrary subgroups 21:36:16 If specified externally 21:36:53 tazmanian: page 37 footnote 7 21:37:24 in the 2nd ed 21:38:14 hah 21:39:04 good point, I totally missed the footnote, I was sure I checked thoroughly :-) 21:39:16 yeah there are a lot of footnotes lol 21:39:31 It's one of those things that matters in some protocols, not in others, but is a requirement for proofs 21:43:14 UkoeHB_: aren't composite-order curves delightful :D 21:45:17 idk what bernstein was thinking 21:45:55 performance? 21:46:28 Probably the same thing Newton was thinking when he stopped at Newtionian mechanics. 21:46:39 Not enough giants before.