03:42:38 <hyc> exactly ^
11:10:40 <kayabanerve[m]> tevador: Is Polyseed stable?
11:33:29 <someoneelse49549> The last commit was on May 24 2022. If we look at the issues, there's problem with certain words in Japanese & Spanish, failed to build in 32 bit. But a pull request has been opened : https://github.com/tevador/polyseed/pull/6. This pull request resolved the issue two weeks ago
11:33:35 <someoneelse49549> I think polyseed stable
11:34:20 <someoneelse49549> At least in the pr_time_t branch
11:34:29 <someoneelse49549> s/in//
11:34:33 <someoneelse49549>  * At least the pr_time_t branch is
11:34:41 <kayabanerve[m]> I'm pretty sure it is, just double checking.
11:35:22 <kayabanerve[m]> The lack of a spec, and active development on JAMTIS, may have tevador say they aren't planning changes yet may make changes when fully integrated.
11:38:55 <someoneelse49549> Even without jamtis around, polyseed should be usable. Or does it exclusively work with the Great hard fork
11:39:16 <someoneelse49549> s/Great/_Great/, s/fork/fork_ ?/
12:03:51 <kayabanerve[m]> JAMTIS defines standard wallet from Polyseed.
12:05:44 <kayabanerve[m]> *Sorry, it doesn't. It defines how to make JAMTIS wallets from classic seeds, not classic wallets from Polyseed.
17:18:02 <tevador> Polyseed is stable. It's already being used by some wallets. It's not strictly tied to the fork.
23:25:31 <someoneelse49549> Is there any table in the monerod database schema where there will be duplicated data ?
23:33:57 <someoneelse49549> for a given key*
23:46:51 <adig> Hi, ideas on how to prevent `monerod` from using up all my CPU? I'm on DragonflyBSD `cpulimit` and `nice` don' work.
23:48:27 <selsta> adig: do you mean all cores? or one core fully used? also are you synced up?
23:50:04 <adig> No, I'm not synced up, let me check the cores.
23:51:36 <adig> 2 cores
23:51:44 <adig> Weak CPU...
23:51:51 <adig> https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/58917/intel-atom-processor-n2800-1m-cache-1-86-ghz.html