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Got laid off at MSFT a couple weeks ago, so I'm balancing enjoying my life for a month and then trying to finally get a job at a bitcoin company! Which has been a dream of mine since 2016. (hitting bitcoinerjobs is priority 1)
You recently stated that SV2 benefits everyone while DATUM only benefits a single VC-backed startup. How is that true when SV2 and DATUM are both published under the exact same FOSS MIT license?
From my perspective, OCEAN should be lauded, not criticized, for their efforts to improve Bitcoin for everyone by releasing their software free to the world.
Aside from the licensing topic, can you provide your technical assessment of the pros/cons between SV2 and DATUM? Which user groups are better suited for each?
my home life is a mess and i dont know what to do
its an energy drain so i try to avoid it and it gets worse
i have a partner that rejects common sense and i lack leverage
if i dont get leverage quick, i fear some irreversible harm
i should have pursued a more practical kind of love
Max Hillebrand recorded and edited the whole of 'A Lodging of Wayfaring Men' by Paul Rosenberg.
You can listen to it for free here: https://podcastindex.org/podcast/531078
I was wondering and was planning to check how many of the signers of that letter actually reviewed or tested the pull requests they call for others to review/test. I believe it is important to do as you preach.
From Antoine's reply:
no review after three months, from any of the champions or signers of this letter, on the PR for integrating one of the two proposed opcodes to the test network
Hi, I am Bala,
My GitHub: https://github.com/jkciw
My Writings: https://github.com/jkciw/bitcoinknowledge
My X account: https://x.com/bala_1116
Which L2 ?
For me lightning remains the most interesting L2 protocol. With a 118% increase average capacity per channel in the past five years, it is gaining adoption. Research and development like TRUC transactions, pay-to-anchor, splicing, dual-funded channels etc. makes the space exciting and promising.
They can keep writing letters to shitcoin core.
I guess nothing will happen until filters are fixed and incompetent core devs quit shitcoin core (aka malware).
They actually made it worse today by merging controversial PR about enabling more shitcoinery on bitcoin.
This PR, replacing #32359, doesn’t remove the-datacarrieror-datacarriersizeoptions. Contrary to what many are saying, the PR does not force the user to accept larger datacarrier transactions in transaction relay. Setting-datacarrier=0still turns it off, and-datacarriersize=83gives you the original default (the same amount of data but across 1 or more outputs).
Nice article - If you have an on chain UTXO of say $1000 and you wanted to send a payment on chain of say $100 to person B without them being able to trace the payment back to the original on chain payment address - would swapping to lightning and splitting the $100 up between multiple lightning addresses either custodial or non custodial maybe even sending across cashu wallets and back to lightning would this have a similar effect to using on chain mixers or would it be any better? It’s basically so the person you are sending to doesn’t see how much Bitcoin you have on chain?
Was playing this with our bitcoin community group every other week during our meet ups, won't be able to play it now that you require accounts. I think requiring accounts was a very poor decision and it has caused my peers and I to lose interest. Let us know if that ever changes.
Hi, I’m Ifeanyichukwu Amajuoyi
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Github Link - https://github.com/Anyitechs
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Links to existing technical writing:
- DNS Bootstrapping Mechanism on the Lightning Network (https://medium.com/@aifeanyi019/dns-bootstrapping-mechanism-on-the-lightning-network-a8512eac00ca)
- Exploring the technical side of Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions by simulating a CoinJoin with separate wallets in Rust - Part 1 (https://medium.com/@aifeanyi019/build-sign-and-broadcast-psbts-in-rust-part-1-0fca98c6af40)
- Exploring the technical side of Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions by simulating a CoinJoin with separate wallets in Rust - Part 2 (https://medium.com/@aifeanyi019/build-sign-and-broadcast-psbts-in-rust-part-2-5e07b1d0dc40)
- Explaining the relationship between private and public keys, wallet addresses and transactions (https://medium.com/@aifeanyi019/theres-really-no-bitcoin-in-your-wallet-address-e040d54f7566)
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X Profile - https://x.com/AmajuoyiIfeanyi
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Which current layer two protocol for bitcoin is the most interesting and why?IMO, the Lightning Network is the most interesting L2 protocol for bitcoin because it helps bitcoin adoption. Fast and cheaper transactions equals more adoption.
https://virginiafreedom.tech sells Heltec v3's with case and battery for sats.
It doesn't even work.
If you have multiple accounts in a wallet, the tx history is not browsable anymore...