03:20:28 <gingeropolous> uh wow: https://community.xmr.to/blocks/frequencies/
03:20:41 <gingeropolous> 10 	12 	5 	2.24 	2.76 	7.24 	0.53 	9.47 	-1.71 	11.71
03:20:54 <gingeropolous> 300 	49 	150 	12.25 	137.75 	162.25 	125.51 	174.49 	113.26 	186.74
03:21:08 <gingeropolous> those are the max and min timestamp values when i posted
04:58:23 <hyc> blocks are coming too slowly?
04:58:34 <hyc> net hash 1.3GH
04:58:51 <hyc> seems pretty stable
06:12:23 <Inge-> sech1: what does your script say about hashrate?
06:13:10 <sech1> XMR network hashrate 60 : 970.064 MH/s XMR network hashrate 120: 1,135.148 MH/s XMR network hashrate 360: 1,238.789 MH/s
06:15:59 <Inge-> Also looks fine here: https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/confirmationtime-xmr.html#1y
14:16:10 <gingeropolous> yeah, musta been an anomaly
19:20:37 <Inge-> hm. Dero wrote golang version of RandomX but discarded the idea of using it, and are instead going for "astroBWT" as POW. https://github.com/deroproject/astrobwt
19:22:47 <selsta> we talked about this already, README is full of misinformation and the algo is not ASIC resistant
19:22:53 <selsta> dero is a scam anyway
19:24:30 <Inge-> still kind of interesting that the reimplemented in golang - both cryptonote and bulletproofs and randomx
19:24:41 <sech1> They already switched to astrobwt
19:25:41 <selsta> they _still_ claim RandomX is copyright Dero lol
19:26:47 <sech1> their implementation is copyrighted, RandomX is just a PoW specification
19:27:22 <selsta> the original license still applies to derivative work
19:30:36 <selsta> they can add their copyright for the go implementation but the original copyright must be written down somewhere
19:36:30 <moneromooo> For rewrites, it's a bit of a grey area. A translation would fall under derivative work. A reimplemtation from the spec would not.
19:37:22 <moneromooo> A patent would carry over to a complete reimplementation.
19:37:26 <selsta> considering that their source code is full of monero comments, it is unlikely a reimplementation of spec
19:40:53 <selsta> but yep, otherwise it would be a grey area
20:17:48 <fucid> sorry. I pull the logs from the web
20:18:01 <fucid> i need to read. obvious things aren't obvious to an amateur like me
20:18:19 <fucid> meant no disrespect. sorry again
21:50:14 <selsta> https://git.dero.io/DERO_Foundation/RandomX/src/branch/master/superscalar.go#L755
21:50:15 <selsta> https://github.com/tevador/RandomX/blob/master/src/superscalar.cpp#L617
21:50:28 <selsta> is a 1 to 1 code translation, that’s what I meant with copyright
23:34:47 <hyc> yeah that's clearly a derivative work, subject to original copyright
23:35:19 <hyc> they can only avoid copyright by a cleanroom implementation, which this clearly is not