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25 sats \ 21 replies \ @k00b OP 3 Aug \ parent \ on: SN release: random zap amounts, webln attached wallet meta
Oh it could be. I'll take a closer look. weareallsatoshi was the mastermind.
IIRC it uses a random value in the range as the base before scaling it for turbo tipping, but I could be misremembering.
Edit: I think I didn’t do anything specific for turbo tipping, I just changed how the “base zap” is calculated to use a random value in range if that’s configured, else using your default zap value. From there, it should just follow the existing turbo tipping behavior
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I'll keep playing around with it, but something's acting funny. I double zapped you just now and it only did 27 sats. At minimum, you should have gotten 210, if I understand how it's supposed to work. It's especially odd that the second zap was only 5 sats, since that's outside the range I set.
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I wonder if there’s some delay in determining the “last” zap for turbo tipping. Also yea, being outside the range altogether does not make any sense
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Are you also using zap undos?
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No, I don't like the zapping lag. It slows down my SN'ing.
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Fair enough! I use it because I often fat finger zap things I didn’t mean to zap lol
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The problem is the turbo zapping loop.
If the range is 1-100, and the first random zap is 1 sat, and the next random value chosen is 2 sats, we don’t multiply by 10 because that loop only executes if zapN-1 >= zapN.
I’ll patch in a second.
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This is more tricky than it seems because the range grows exponentially with the bounds. And, if the upper bound starts as more than a power of 10 greater than the lower bound, the lower bound of the next zap range LBN+1 will be exponentially less than upper bound of the current range UBN (as N grows) which is extra counterintuitive.
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Well now I feel bad for clearly not going through turbo zapping with enough detail for this change
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It's fun discovering unexpected consequences.
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No doubt, definitely part of the fun!
It's always fun when seemingly simple problems turn out to be a bit thorny.
If people want to get really wild, you could only scale the upper bound.
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That's neat.
Ah!
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