02:57:06 <asieamxofn> 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.
02:57:06 <asieamxofn> Do you think they care about Monero, or privacy or anything other than money?
10:40:03 <mj-xmr> selsta, here's the full functional test ("all", not just adaptive "mining") under Mac, with logs.
10:40:03 <mj-xmr> https://github.com/mj-xmr/monero/runs/2120267183?check_suite_focus=true
10:40:33 <selsta> yea so seems like a local issue
10:50:02 <ErCiccione> What about the thing of temporary limit the github repositories to not-new accounts? Looks like an easy short-term solution.
16:41:36 <peach34> You know how we can break a long monero address down into A,B (pub view and spend). Are subaddresses the same?
16:41:50 <moneromooo> Yes.
16:42:08 <peach34> But I thought  they weren't linkable ?
16:42:28 <peach34> I could just strip down two subaddresses into their A,B and compare right?
16:44:16 <moneromooo> Yes.
16:44:32 <peach34> But that means they ARE linkable?
16:44:45 <moneromooo> Define linkable.
16:45:15 <peach34> say i have two people who i don't know the real identity of
16:45:41 <peach34> I have to pay them both in two separate tx, one to XMR1 and one to XMR2
16:46:08 <peach34> if i strip XMR1 down to A1, B1 and XR2 into A2,B2,   i know the two people are actually the same person
16:46:39 <moneromooo> Why ?
16:46:50 <peach34> because A1=A1, B1=B2
16:47:13 <moneromooo> I assume you mean A1=A2 ?
16:47:18 <peach34> yes
16:47:25 <moneromooo> Why would they be equal ?
16:48:21 <peach34> Subaddresses for a given wallet share the same private view and spend keys at the blockchain level do they not
16:48:34 <moneromooo> If you find a standard address and a subaddress where the keys are hte same, somehting somewhre went terribly wrong.
16:56:59 <peach34> ok
17:03:16 <peach34> moneromooo how are blockchain scans O(1) then if each subaddress has it's own view key?
17:04:19 <moneromooo> Lookup "Zero to monero", this likely has the answer.
17:04:47 <peach34> ok
17:17:02 <peach34> it says
17:17:18 <peach34> Bob only needs his private view key  and subaddress public spend key  to find transaction outputs sent to his subaddress.
17:17:43 <peach34> seems like scanning a wallet is therefore O(N)?
17:18:31 <peach34> infact wait a second
17:40:46 <peach34> 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
17:41:31 <peach34> But it doesnt say how you then go onto work out exactly which subaddress an output belongs to
17:42:38 <moneromooo> The wallet maintains a hash table of 32 byte to index, if that helps.
17:44:00 <peach34> thanks
17:44:10 <peach34> I think I understood it all now anyway :)
17:47:40 <idtopelbhh> “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
19:41:54 <Moneroship[m]> lol