00:57:05 <escapethe3ra[m]> <luigi1111> "oh it's funded. no you don't..." <- Thanks for looking into it luigi1111, it was funded last month, that's why I asked. Cheers.
00:58:09 <luigi1111w> yeah for some reason I thought it was sitting in queue for funding required. As a general rule for funded stuff, you don't need to do anything but begin work. (and tell me like you did if you want)
01:02:38 <escapethe3ra[m]> That's what I figured, but since the first milestone was completed a few weeks ago, thought you missed it. Will wait, no problem. I guess one can get payment for 2 milestones at a time also.
01:03:53 <luigi1111w> one certainly can do that. Varies a lot by CCS, but I only pay out when requested (mooo often for example waits till the end)
01:04:21 <luigi1111w> (you can also request payment now if you prefer)
01:07:45 <selsta> lol is the ccs wallet still open
01:07:52 <escapethe3ra[m]> Sounds good, maybe I can get the September one now and take it from there? Does the address need to be shared publicly here?
01:08:12 <selsta> you can PM luigi
01:09:33 <luigi1111w> <selsta> lol is the ccs wallet still open <= little did you know it was open the whole time
03:36:10 <kayabaNerve> Is there any documentation on how the current XMR multisig actually works for m-of-n setups?
03:36:41 <kayabaNerve> I rather see if there's a paper, or even just a gist, before I jump to reading wallet2 again
03:52:12 <luigi1111w> I think there was something from shen and then a rough sketch in mooo's original PR
04:07:06 <selsta> .merges
04:07:06 -xmr-pr- 7798 7799 7804 7808 7859 7861 7867 7868 7869 7870 7876 7971 7993 7994
14:31:37 <nikg83[m]> What’s the max number of inputs a tx can have currently ?
14:34:25 <moneromooo> 16 rct outputs, or as many as will fit in ~150 kB. Though if you don't want to fit it in a block, technically about... 2**64 I think.
14:37:22 <nikg83[m]> moneromooo: Are wallets restricting it ? A user on telegram isn’t able to send a tx using gui or mymonero ; his wallet has 2000 inputs a old wallet with mining dust 
14:40:10 <moneromooo> Oh. Sorry, I misread. I thought you said "outputs"... For inputs, it's as many as fit in 150 kB.
14:40:30 <nikg83[m]> 👍
14:40:37 <moneromooo> If there's only dust, it's quite possible you can't afford the fee.
14:42:02 <nikg83[m]> For 150kb how many inputs can one fit approx ? With 2 standard outputs
14:43:11 <moneromooo> Dunno. A lot.
14:43:31 <moneromooo> A very coarse approximation is...
14:44:05 <moneromooo> 300
14:44:18 <nikg83[m]> 👍
14:44:55 <moneromooo> I might be totally off. This is infered from a test case on a different chain with similar settings.
14:45:13 <moneromooo> But you don't have to send all of those 2k outputs at once.
18:54:13 <x3nu[m]> hello, was poking around on xmrchain.net and found this: https://xmrchain.net/tx/51f2a807316241c94bc936df0f57564f6122b2afa3d8c359646a51ddd3d56703
18:54:21 <x3nu[m]> could someone explain what exactly is going on here?
18:57:17 <x3nu[m]> ive seen several transactions like this where it seems like inputs are being spammed or something? I just don't understand why there would be so many inputs and so few outputs
18:57:57 <moneromooo> Is this dev related somehow ?
18:58:11 <moneromooo> Please be more precise. I'm not sure what you're asking.
18:58:18 <moneromooo> If this is not dev related, ask in #monero.
18:58:57 <Rucknium[m]> x3nu: There are many reasons users might do this. One reason is consolidation of small payouts from a mining pool. Also, this seems to be not dev related, I agree.
18:59:10 <x3nu[m]> i was looking for a technical explanation as to whythere are so many inputs and so few outputs. is this not the right room to ask this?
18:59:38 <x3nu[m]> okay I see. thanks for answering and sorry if this isn't dev related. 
20:02:10 <UkoeHB> kayabaNerve: The current XMR multisig m-of-n generation is basically the same as in MRL-0009 (or ZtM2 section 9.6), but without the robust key aggregation (just plain sums of components, no aggregation coefficients). Otherwise, there is just some funky undocumented things about message signing and signer identifiers.
22:03:53 <Guest52> hey guys, i'm developing a game and i want it to be monero based. Do you know any services that provide webhook notification on the monero blockchain ?
22:05:21 <Rucknium[m]> Guest52: What kind of game? Have you heard of Townforge?
22:05:45 <Guest52> no i didn't, i'll take a look
22:06:05 <Guest52> i'm doing a real time competitive game \
22:06:11 <Guest52> where you can bet on yourself
22:12:51 <merope> You're probably looking for monero-wallet-rpc, and some library to interact with it
22:13:45 <merope> There are functions like tx-notify which, as the name suggests, notify you when you receive a tx related to your wallet/service
23:49:39 <xmrscott[m]> fluffypony: Follow up question on code repo backups. Are these publicly accessible? Asking as perhaps the -space workgroup could explore setting up a backup on IPFS on something like a $5/month VPS
23:52:40 <xmrscott[m]> (If they're not)