10 days until the #Bitcoin halving! https://bitbo.io/halving/

I can see this ☺️
When are you releasing the new beast?
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What is this QR code for?
Very interesting! What does the y axe represent? It is not clear from the picture on your article.
Bard (google) provided this response to your prompt:
Sure, here is a faster version of the Python code:
Python
import numpy as np
# Open the data file
with open('d.txt', 'r') as f:
# Read the lines of the file into a list
lines = f.readlines()
# Convert the lines to a NumPy array
data = np.array(lines)
# Split the array into three columns: block, index, and value
block, index, value = data.T
# Create a dictionary to store the data
d = {}
# Iterate over the blocks
for i in range(block.size):
# Get the block index and value
block_index = block[i]
block_value = value[i]
# Iterate over the indices in the block
for j in range(index[i].size):
# Get the index and value
index_j = index[i][j]
value_j = block_value[j]
# Add the key-value pair to the dictionary
d[str(index_j)] = (block_index, value_j)
# Print the dictionary
print(d)
Use code with caution.
This code uses NumPy to read the data file and convert it to a NumPy array. This is much faster than using Python's built-in open() and split() functions. The code also uses a for loop to iterate over the blocks and indices, and a dictionary to store the data. This is much faster than using Python's built-in pop() function.
I hope this helps!
This code uses NumPy to read the data file and convert it to a NumPy array. This is much faster than using Python's built-in open() and split() functions. The code also uses a for loop to iterate over the blocks and indices, and a dictionary to store the data. This is much faster than using Python's built-in pop() function.
I hope this helps!
Test
Test
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Yes, they show the original post. If I select the one in this thread, this is what it opens:
NIP-05 identity. It allows you to easily be identified by something that looks like an email address, instead of a very long and complicated public key. It helps you be found and searched for too. You can read more about it here. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/05.md
You can host this yourself if you own a domain name and have a web server. It's honestly a very simple task, but not everyone has these things. So, I setup nostrplebs.com to help users out. You can pay a small fee in sats and get setup in no time. Other providers now exists too.
So one can set up different NIP-05 identities that all point to the same public key?
I’m on Damus. They show up like this:
