fort3hlulz: Do the transactions appear on the blockchain?

nvm, just saw your messages in #monero :-P

Hey I was sent here to tackle some low hanging fruit to familiarize myself with Monero Mining. I'm a Qt developer about 5 years, I've done a few Qml Apps when the ubuntu phone was a thing, and right now I am playing around with QtWebAssembly, and wanted to explore the prospect of

embedding a monero miner into a web application, either proper or background.

I got time to kill, have the project file in QtCreator, and am currently familiarizing myself with everything.

Something that's also related to "mining in a web application" is repo.getmonero.org/selene/primo which keeps the miner in a separate Qt program which talks to a browser extension.

oof, thats one way to do it.

oooh yeah, thats a fun avenue

Woodpecker: AFAIK RandomX does not work with webmining.

Beste if you ask in #monero-pow

Best*

But monero-gui always needs Qt developers :)

selsta: Because Randomx is basically machine code

right?

I've been listening and reading up on it for the last hour and a bit.

Whether that will gel with WebAssembly, mmm.

> Web mining is infeasible due to the large memory requirement and the lack of directed rounding support for floating point operations in both Javascript and WebAssembly.

We already have multithreading with webassembly, so things are certainly changing in that space.

so possible but super slow

ah

`All operators use round-to-nearest ties-to-even, except where otherwise specified. Non-default directed rounding attributes are not supported.` -- `Some of these limitations may be lifted in future versions of WebAssembly.`