#ossasepia | 2020-07-08

2020-07-07 22:50:20 (#ossasepia) whaack: Looks like the problem may have been that my path variable was wrong, setting my gcc to some gcc 8.x used by GNAT

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http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027650 - I guess it's good to know it requires 2.7

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2020-07-08 00:49:46 (#ossasepia) whaack: ^ This was the problem, I had a successful build by switching my python to 2.7

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http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027656 - glad to hear you're alive! wondering if it's enough of a hole to keep you from repeating it in the future, too.

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2020-07-08 04:57:33 (#ossasepia) jfw: I'm alive, just in a bit of a hole owing to various accumulated sins against time. Light's on the horizon though.

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http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027663 - heh.

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2020-07-08 05:13:57 (#ossasepia) jfw: incidentally if TRB had used SQL this tradeoff would literally be a one-liner CREATE INDEX.

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jfw: Interesting, I did not know that once-upon-a-time outputs provided a script w/ a pub key that was not hashed. http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027674 seems like a good plan.

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2020-07-08 05:35:48 (#ossasepia) jfw: gbw-node indexes only actual "1-addresses", i.e. scripts matching the standard p2pkh form. For a block explorer, a middle ground between that and writing special cases for all sorts of weird species of script would be indexing the script itself as a blob.

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diana_coman: gnat --version gives "GNAT Community 2019 (20190517-83)" on the first line

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whaack - ah, that explains it, yeah; but I would think you'd run into all sorts of other trouble trying to compile that client on that version of gcc, really; not like I don't have the 2016 gnat mirrored on my site and all that, even if you don't want to go through the more intricate steps of building one of ave1's versions, huh.

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http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/08/eucrypt-addition-keccak-file-hashing/ << Ossa Sepia -- EuCrypt addition: Keccak File Hashing

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diana_coman: I am not quite sure why I wound up with that monster gnat, I believe it was from doing the eulora install hastily. In any case I made sure to compile bitcoind with gcc 4.4.7

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http://ztkfg.com/2020/07/building-trb-on-centos-69-notes-on-a-few-gotchas/ << whaack -- Building TRB on CentOS 6.9, Notes on a Few Gotchas

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http://trilema.com/2020/the-worlds-great-though-unfortunately-populated-sau-mula-n-beige/ << Trilema -- The world's great though unfortunately populated, sau mula-n beige

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http://ztkfg.com/2020/07/how-to-test-gbw-node-by-viewing-the-first-ever-transaction-containing-a-p2pkh-address/ << whaack -- How To Test gbw-node By Viewing The First Ever Transaction Containing a p2pkh Address

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seems like whaack is having fun with jfw's gbw-node, not bad

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:)

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http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027656 - might even be. "woah, time management & communication skills aren't just for YH or TMSR but the outside world too?" kinda thing

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2020-07-08 04:57:33 (#ossasepia) jfw: I'm alive, just in a bit of a hole owing to various accumulated sins against time. Light's on the horizon though.

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ah wrong quote - http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027684

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2020-07-08 09:55:52 (#ossasepia) diana_coman: http://ossasepia.com/2020/07/01/ossasepia-logs-for-Jul-2020/#1027656 - glad to hear you're alive! wondering if it's enough of a hole to keep you from repeating it in the future, too.

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on the bright side, I got 4200 words out in two days or thereabouts.

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jfw - was that sudden writing-productivity necessity induced? (little time, must-deliver thing)

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yeah

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whaack: what V are you using these days?

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jfw - aha; basically there's too little real pressure here to deliver proper change, lol.

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money's the best alternative I know of to actual whips in that regard

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jfw: I'm using v.pl version 99991

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"grades" stopped doing it for me around age 12

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whaack: thought so. you might notice it's quite slow on pressing or anything else on the trb tree; I've since patched it for that

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jfw - supposedly it was internal, hence wanting to be here in the first place; not "grades", certainly not; and for that matter, if a 30 yo was still after grades as motivation, ugh.

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jfw: It wasn't instant, but also not very slow on my machine. Regardless I'll take a look at your article about fixing up v.pl

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diana_coman: do you mean the "real pressure around here" as internal?

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jfw - I mean that via an irc chan I can provide mainly feedback, not whips! and so it's unsurprising that it works only to the extent that there is internal motivation for that change; I guess previously, the missing-the-tmsr-boat provided additional whip but once that gone, it shows if there was anything else or to what extent.

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I see I've gone silent here. I won't say I've had much internal motivation to write for example, otherwise sure, I'd have been doing it more already. As far as change as a whole, not sure what to make of it yet.

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eh, internal motivation is more general than that sort of "to write" or "to do X", it's basically motivation to *improve*; the idiocy of compartmentalizing is just as much idiocy when/if applied to this as to anything else; other than that, "choice" comes into it only when indeed, there are so many opportunities identified and *taken* that there's just no time for another one - more of a mythical

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situation than ever a real one.

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I think I see.

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