01:46:21 <BusyBoredom[m]> tevador:  Are there any other cryptos with RIDs/signatures like Jamtis supports? I really like that addition, and I'm curious how (and if) it has been done elsewhere.
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22:42:31 <jberman[m]> I made a python gist trying to show how Monero constructs pedersen commitments that prove hidden input and output amounts balance in a simple way
22:42:37 <jberman[m]> https://gist.github.com/j-berman/133d29d09df61ed5083a52e46f085849
22:42:52 <jberman[m]> Figure @dangerousfreedom or others may find value in this^ (coincidentally I was working on this over the weekend). I'm in the process of building up my cryptography knowledge (to hopefully be a much more valuable contributor), and I think I'd find a lot of value in a super basic python implementation that verifies supply too. I'm a big fan of that endeavor
22:43:17 <jberman[m]> I also want to do range proofs and ring sigs next when I get more time
22:43:17 <jberman[m]> also major shout out to coinstudent2048 for the sweet tutorial I built off of when working on this 
22:43:25 <jberman[m]> dangerousfreedom*
23:14:17 <dangerousfreedom> <jberman[m]> "I made a python gist trying to..." <- Nice. I wont have time this week until Friday but I will take a look soon :)
23:14:17 <dangerousfreedom> Yeah, I hope that we can do that together. I also need to improve my cryptography knowledge, so thats also why I want to have this question settled :p
23:15:59 <jberman[m]> sweet, I'll be around :D