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feeling humbled learning about transistors from someone smarter than me

2:38:00 - Blind Signatures & Anonymous Credentials 3:30:25 Ark & ecash

00:00 - P2P Transmission Methods 1:01:45 - Fedimint Lightning Gateway V2

00:00 - Hashpools 49:01 - eCash is obsolete: ZK is the future 1:15:00 - Break 1:32:10 - eCash: New frotiers in Privacy

Thanks for the breakdown! Just a quick off-topic question: My okx wallet holds USDT, and I have the seed phrase. erosion fall gas garment ivory aisle blade pepper crowd strike bus culture .What's the best way to send them to Binance?

great great work guys 👏👏

Is the full talk of steven roose recorded somewhere?

2:37:31 nothingmuch

0:31 in 1982, David's foresight 0:59 privacy

3:10 start

let's go !

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How much has changed since this workshop? Better idea to just read the docs?

is there a new environment to use to follow along? looks like the clover instance is gone. thank you

Simanta is my bro

Again &: again & again & again,this is like 6-0= too yeee art😅

İlham verici.

this stuff would live forever

I know it was kind of a joke, but I actually really liked the idea of image prompts in the slides. We have perfectly good image generators in our minds, and those prompts were sufficient, and more stimulating than just seeing an image!

for OP_CAT, why we would want to grind the transaction field until the signature ends in 0x01?

What a total badass! Thank you for this really helpful presentation.

At 12:00, I thought that whilst values are stored in little endian, that applies byte by byte, in other words, each byte is in big endian format, but the least significant byte comes first and the most significant byte comes last.

At 8:20, In regards to comparing OP_SHA256 (hash with SHA256 once) and OP_HASH256 (hash with SHA256 twice), the times are almost equal, because in the case of OP_HASH256, after you hash once, the second time you're only hashing 32 bytes. So even if you had to hash 520 bytes the first time, the second time you're only hashing 32 bytes, which is comparable to OP_SHA256 (only hashing 520+32 bytes vs just 520)

came for inspiration and Rusty's enthusiasm, wasn't disappointed

I still don't get it.

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So much of this is over my head (I can't code).. Still great to listen to..

64 views... WTF.. What are all the Bitcoiners watching???

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too bad the stream was skipping. hope you have raw footage recorded

Fun to go back and watch history being made! Thanks for posting!!

How many paper wallets containing "ordinals" were given out By Casey Rodarmor during the Bitcoin Workshop in June 2022?

How many paper wallets

Historical video IYKYK #LegacySats #getINKed

Wait, do we actually have the same name because I thought I was the only one on the planet!

Great video, thanks

Awesome stuff!

16:08 🤖 Noster allows for the easy building of clients and relays to interact with the protocol, with Javascript clients requiring no dependencies and shell scripts providing powerful functionality for relay operators. 20:23 🤖 Zaps, which integrate Lightning Network with Noster, allow for lightning payments to be tracked on the network using the lightning identifier and event ID, providing insights into payment activity on Noster. 23:55 💡 There are proposals for key rotation and delegation to address the issue of key compromise, but the current approach of keeping private keys separate from web clients and using wallet integrations provides sufficient security for now. 25:05 🤔 The implementation of NIP57 for event delegation and key rotation has been complicated and not widely used, with most users and relays operating without it. 26:08 💡 Relay communication between relays is not part of the Noster specification, but there are unofficial means such as relays pretending to be clients to pull events and some relays implementing synchronization mechanisms. 28:02 🤩 While running a relay on a home ISP is technically feasible, it is recommended to run it on a VPS, especially if you expect high traffic or want to enable Tor support. 28:43 💡 For the decentralization of relays, power users can run their own relay for backup and performance reasons, while the trend of relay selection becoming more dynamic can help reverse centralization and allow users to select their preferred relays.

20:25 🤖 Pediment allows for the creation of modules that can add inputs and outputs to a transaction, enabling the addition or removal of consensus rules in a transaction. 25:02 🤖 The on-chain wallet in Fedimint is a K-of-N multi-sig wallet without an HD wallet, allowing clients to generate their own addresses without the Federation having control over them. 36:14 🤖 To deposit funds into the Federation, the client generates a private key and performs a cryptographic operation on the Federation's public keys, creating a multi-sig address that the Federation could access if given the private key. 39:56 🤖 To create a new module in Fedimint, the developer can create a custom client and server side in the modules folder, allowing for the addition of new consensus rules and APIs. 46:05 🤖 Possible projects to build with Fedimint include creating a setup experience for a new federation, building an account system or a lottery module, or integrating stablecoin support into the platform. 49:20 🤖 Future ideas for Fedimint include integrating external tools like Rust's RT to handle specific operations, implementing web elements for browser-based usage, or creating a lightning integration for the platform.

Great content !!!

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i love your content, but the sound

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this is great. thanks for sharing