All you are 'fighting' for is e-penis of a guy you never met, that doesn't even have common decency to pay you for your time.

Do you think they care about Monero, or privacy or anything other than money?

selsta, here's the full functional test ("all", not just adaptive "mining") under Mac, with logs.

yea so seems like a local issue

What about the thing of temporary limit the github repositories to not-new accounts? Looks like an easy short-term solution.

You know how we can break a long monero address down into A,B (pub view and spend). Are subaddresses the same?

Yes.

But I thought  they weren't linkable ?

I could just strip down two subaddresses into their A,B and compare right?

Yes.

But that means they ARE linkable?

Define linkable.

say i have two people who i don't know the real identity of

I have to pay them both in two separate tx, one to XMR1 and one to XMR2

if i strip XMR1 down to A1, B1 and XR2 into A2,B2,   i know the two people are actually the same person

Why ?

because A1=A1, B1=B2

I assume you mean A1=A2 ?

yes

Why would they be equal ?

Subaddresses for a given wallet share the same private view and spend keys at the blockchain level do they not

If you find a standard address and a subaddress where the keys are hte same, somehting somewhre went terribly wrong.

ok

moneromooo how are blockchain scans O(1) then if each subaddress has it's own view key?

Lookup "Zero to monero", this likely has the answer.

ok

it says

Bob only needs his private view key  and subaddress public spend key  to find transaction outputs sent to his subaddress.

seems like scanning a wallet is therefore O(N)?

infact wait a second

moneromooo i read over it and i can see scanning to see whether an output belongs to one of your subaddresses is O(1) time

But it doesnt say how you then go onto work out exactly which subaddress an output belongs to

The wallet maintains a hash table of 32 byte to index, if that helps.

thanks

I think I understood it all now anyway :)

“I thought, ‘I’m going to pump it and dump it,’ because I was interested and taking the ideas and implementing them in bitcoin. The bitcoin code base was far more interesting to me than monero, and I thought, ‘I’m not going to work on this codebase, it’s terrible,'” he recalls - fluffypony in an interview about Monero

lol