00:24:06 <m-relay> <d​angerousfreedom:matrix.org> Hello. Feel free to ask questions. If you are willing to work with Rust then Serai is the library that you are looking for. They are implementing a full node in Rust, I believe they could get some help there.
00:25:03 <m-relay> <d​angerousfreedom:matrix.org> Ops. Just saw the answer from kayaba :p
00:31:28 <m-relay> <d​angerousfreedom:matrix.org> I was thinking these days to create something like 'moneroscalability.com' where you show interactively all the possibilities for the fees, block size, blockchain size and so on for different rates of growth of the number of transactions... I would like to understand that more and have a visual tool for that. Maybe it is a nice project if you are interested.
00:43:02 <m-relay> <k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> dangerousfreedom: We're not implementing a node, boog900: (and hinto?) Is, and they do use a downstream of monero-serai
00:46:08 <m-relay> <k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> dangerousfreedom: Wen scalability proof of concept via meta-proofs and folding
02:02:36 <m-relay> <j​effro256:monero.social> Selsta, yes the test failure of 9069 is unrelated and fails probabilistically
02:03:01 <selsta> ok because I don't remember seeing it fail before but it also looked unrelated to your PR
07:05:51 <m-relay> <n​otmakischristou:matrix.org> Thanks for the answer! I thought Serai was a DEX. Can you use it as a standalone Monero library?
07:06:40 <m-relay> <n​otmakischristou:matrix.org> Thats also cool but I would mostly like to play around with the cryptography.
07:45:57 <m-relay> <k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> Serai is a DEX. I built a Monero library as part of it. That Monero library is monero-serai, and can be used a general purpose Monero library (an explicit intent of it).
07:46:42 <m-relay> <k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> serai-processor is a DEX-specific binary for processing external networks which uses monero-serai. That hosts Serai-specific functionality and bridges the gap.
07:48:44 <m-relay> <k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> monero-serai doesn't have any Serai specific functionality. The closest it gets is the fact it'll always support Serai's generalized use case (threshold multisig, support for various deterministic methods...).
07:48:44 <m-relay> <k​ayabanerve:matrix.org> If a feature Serai needs damages the Monero experience, it's added additionally and clearly labelled (Change::Fingerprintable, to create a change output to an arbitrary address regardless of the on-chain fingerprint it'll create).
15:22:06 <m-relay> <b​oog900:monero.social> Makis Christou: I am doing something similar to that for my current CCS (scanning the chain and verifying txs), monero-serai should contain everything you need. I know you said you didn't want to but if you do decide to create a 'moneroscalability.com' then I have implemented a few of the scaling functions needed in Cuprate which could be useful.
15:22:07 <m-relay> <b​oog900:monero.social>  If you want to help out with Cuprate send me a PM, I would be grateful for any help :)