Great minds think alike
Good morning squadron, got a lot to do today so let’s kick ass and make sure to finish today with a bang 💥 nostr:note1rrn572a57e4eummx9jsqq554u9lr9a43ssnfqat7d632na4f6e9sln0wmv
Busy, and not busy. I’ve just hit 18 so working out where I’m taking life from here. You?
Yes I’m w you now, I must’ve not read the original comment through
I don’t see many bitcoiners who would want to work for them TBF.
Yes, but it can only be used as long as it hasn’t been spent already. A user can validate it offline to prove that it has been signed, but that signature isn’t invalidated when it’s spent. The mint stores whether a reference has been spent or not.
With ecash, you can request tokens from a mint that are only redeemable by someone else's public key, like their npub or a Bitcoin address. You can then go offline and give the owner of that pubkey the ecash tokens while they are also offline, and they can verify that only they can spend it 🤯
https://fountain.fm/clip/nGaQ4c2XYpzBg0zM5s7v
#bitcoin #ecash #cashu
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But they can’t verify it hasn’t been spent already :p
Cyberpunk 2077 is an incredible game, I love how much I hate the game’s world. It’s got a charm to it and I love playing it but definitely is imperative that we don’t make it an accurate prediction of the future
29ns/packet? Too slow 
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A quick post on how it works
https://lists.sr.ht/~azz/constellation-announce/%3CwiH9sNBxB03ch-HkDoHRVyQp0gWT7iyWf1dIdP9n-xxfEEcC_yb4p9uQW_NWjZgqvE-SD7lvGfPvtQ8bFgMOXEaNivnEEjdYqPKP6WMbnKM=@aciedo.com%3E nostr:note17hpxq8m0a53jnudnwd4mttk8scm43pg3ll5vjzlu5t5hxa29cphsuczhej
Tbh it sounds like something that’d be up their street
Just “finished” first implementation of a simple ish memory allocator for Starlight (Constellation’s server implementation). It’s designed to allocate packets directly as they come off the network card. Context: Constellation is a Bitcoin L3 I’m working on.
Fun fact: these packets are only copied in memory once in the entire transaction pipeline (raw pointers are involved 🥸).
29ns/packet means Slabocator9000 could allocate 400gbps of packets per CPU core. That’s only running allocation, so obv full throughput won’t hit that per core but it’s pretty damn fast.
It also reuses all memory and therefore will only use as much memory as it possibly needs. 
The way it should be done. Spec follows code
Yah, I think we’re veering off topic from the kind knowledge oceanslim has shared with us. But turns out, devs need to eat too, and if you want any of this stuff to happen or have a chance at working, you gonna need us devs.
Admittedly not quite as difficult as looking after a browser, but with this stuff there’s a lot of POC building alongside the specs themselves
Me after I start using unsafe rust
_no thanks, I’ll choose my own lifetimes_ https://video.nostr.build/b4452a7e90d842760baefc8ea4532d915d098bd901d5407ef09c6cbf6ac3d673.mp4
I should really think more before I post đź’€