01:06:37 <Guest_82> Hello
01:08:45 <Fnamec> Hello?
01:09:07 <moneromooo> Hi
01:10:25 <Fnamec> Is it possible to use the C++ source found at your github with my own code?
01:11:02 <Fnamec> as you'd use a header
01:11:57 <moneromooo> If you mean as a library, it's possible but it's not really designed as a library.
01:12:31 <moneromooo> I assume you mean the monero code here. If you mean some code from a partiuclar research project, I don't know.
01:13:03 <Fnamec> Nevermind, I made expressed it incorrectly
01:13:17 <Fnamec> Either way I could modify the code to merge it with my own code
01:13:39 <Fnamec> but was wondering if it could be taken as found there and used as a library
01:13:44 <Fnamec> thanks for the answer
01:14:00 <moneromooo> You can certainly use it to create a derivative work, as long as you abide by the licence.
01:14:42 <Fnamec> wait, the code provided there is a node, right?
01:16:19 <moneromooo> The code in https://github.com/monero-project/monero contains the node, yes. And a wallet.
01:19:42 <Fnamec> I'm actually gonna give a try writing my own miner from scratch
01:20:27 <Fnamec> It'll likely best fit my needs plus I really should learn the logic behind crypto either way
01:20:56 <Fnamec> does Monero use ECDSA?
01:22:43 <moneromooo> https://web.getmonero.org/library/Zero-to-Monero-2-0-0.pdf should have all you want.
01:23:05 <Fnamec> thanks
10:28:35 <TomTom33> Hi
17:00:59 <Isthmus> Holla
17:01:00 <Isthmus> meeting?
17:01:05 <Isthmus> .time
17:01:15 <Isthmus> `<monerobux>` 17:01 UTC
17:03:46 <rotten> hallo.
17:04:36 <UkoeHB__> sounds like a bit of a debate running on ring size changes
17:06:47 <Isthmus> Where’s that? I’ve been out of the loop
17:07:57 <Lyza> https://github.com/monero-project/research-lab/issues/79
17:08:05 <Lyza> there's also a reddit thread
17:14:27 <Isthmus> Ah thanks
17:14:32 <Isthmus> I have no comment on ring size at this tiem
17:14:34 <Isthmus> *time
17:22:20 <Isthmus> I have a kind of random question... Assuming a classical adversary (i.e. NOT quantum) and extrapolation of scale of compute power (i.e. no random 10x breakthroughs), what is the expected shelf life of Monero's cryptography parameters?
17:22:47 <Isthmus> I know that the private key space is big big big and so won't be brute-forceable for generations if ever
17:23:04 <Isthmus> But what about good old fashioned hash collisions, etc
19:40:02 <Valdim6606> “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 - Riccardo about Monero
19:40:03 <Valdim6606> jess: You must save fluffypony's honour right now ^^
21:53:23 <xmrJess> Leave me out of this
22:21:38 <Isthmus> Is there Terraform/Ansible tooling for a Monero node?
23:45:30 <sethsimmons> <Isthmus "Is there Terraform/Ansible tooli"> Not AFAIK, but would be good 🙂