08:35:49 <tiberiusmaximus[> Does monero plan to add a lighting network?
08:37:28 <Inge> does it need a lightning network?
08:37:56 <Inge> Actually, this can be discussed in #monero (currently no specific plans for any lightning network)
08:38:13 <sech1> https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/uaf425/creating_lightning_network_on_monero/
08:38:16 <sech1> TLDR: no
08:41:10 <DanrdarkIsnotthe> lol
08:41:44 <DanrdarkIsnotthe> chain is bloat
09:50:36 <tiberiusmaximus[> <Inge> "does it need a lightning network..." <- Yeah for future scaling right?  Also for speeding up transactions
10:16:20 <detherminal[m]> hey
10:17:06 <detherminal[m]> does anyone know private key integer is derived from hexadecimal seed in Monero?
10:19:42 <recanman[m]> https://gist.github.com/TheCharlatan/f63ccf028ae43d465f24bc5a36e270c7
10:19:47 <recanman[m]> This describes it pretty well.
10:19:54 <recanman[m]>  * This describes it.
10:20:43 <detherminal[m]> Yeah
10:21:40 <detherminal[m]> should I make sc_reduce on hexadecimal seed like this: 5b6757f977f82eb0aef2bfb81ffd9adbda4126e7c125843ad1769a6c38719a79
10:22:49 <recanman[m]> Not too familiar with Monero's math, but I believe so, yes.
10:23:02 <recanman[m]> This will give you the private key
13:24:51 <detherminal[m]> <recanman[m]> "https://gist.github.com/..." <- I have looked and tried to implement this in golang but it doesnt describe how private key's INTEGER is derived from HEX SEED, can someone help me up?