15:03:24 <one-horse-wagon[> ghostway: Can you code C++?
15:17:40 <ghostway[m]> I do. Anything I can do?
15:17:53 <ghostway[m]> s/do/help with/
15:20:28 <one-horse-wagon[> Yes.  Seraphis/Jametis project could use you.  Meeting today in No Wallet Left Behind at 1800 UTC .
15:22:14 <ghostway[m]> I wouldn't be able to attend today... any other monday and it would've been fine
15:22:14 <ghostway[m]> but I'm surely interested
15:22:50 <ghostway[m]> I'll watch it anyway, if it's uploaded to anywhere
15:23:54 <one-horse-wagon[> Logs of the meeting will be posted.  Meetings are now being held every Monday at 1800 UTC.  Hopefully, we'll see you next week.
15:24:42 <rbrunner> ghostway[m]: Check here: https://github.com/monero-project/meta/issues
15:24:52 <ghostway[m]> yep. anything I should read beforehand? I can familiarize myself with the source, anything specific though? 
15:25:52 <rbrunner> I have written issues for a number of important points here: https://github.com/seraphis-migration/wallet3/issues
15:26:04 <rbrunner> (Some are already closed because decided at a meeting)
15:26:18 <one-horse-wagon[> ghostway: rbrunner is the Administrator of the project.
15:26:49 <rbrunner> And here a number of resources: https://github.com/seraphis-migration/strategy/wiki/Seraphis-and-Jamtis-Resources
15:26:50 <ghostway[m]> can't seem to be able to add a thumbs up to a message (something like slack's ones) for some reason
15:27:03 <ghostway[m]> * some reason. I remember it's a thing for some reason
15:27:21 <ghostway[m]> thanks! Ill read those
15:28:38 <one-horse-wagon[> ghostway: Even if you don't get to read everything, show up at the meeting.  Also, the room is monitored by a few of us most of the time, especially rbrunner.  So if you have any questions or whatever, post them there and you'll get an answer shortly, I'm sure.
15:28:52 <rbrunner> Welcome. I just noticed that the resources pages missing something important, this 3-hour epic video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAvSpfll9z4
15:29:28 <ghostway[m]> wonderful. I did watch that video actually! it was held when I joined #monero-dev heh
15:32:06 <ghostway[m]> btw, I have to say, you're quite politically correct on this "paper", "inventor" stuff lol
15:34:36 <rbrunner> I try my best because I am frank about the fact that I am not a crytographer and don't really understand deeply much of that stuff firsthand
15:43:44 <ghostway[m]> neither do I, I have to say. first question - in the context of https://github.com/seraphis-migration/wallet3/issues/37, this sort of stuff sounds like its because of the encoding. where q is 1 and p is 0 (right?), and the polynomial is using some mod which has this property
15:43:45 <ghostway[m]> but will this also happen when the polynomial is large? or would use something like ecc?
15:58:26 <ghostway[m]> hopefully this doesn't sound stupid, lol. but what I found is that bech32 uses x² + 9x + 23, which is really small, and intuitively this would make some sense.
16:00:08 <ghostway[m]> * some sense. whats the correlation of hits vs the pol sizes
16:05:51 <ghostway[m]> ah, well, its not that. its just f(x)g(x) + 1. seems like I read something wrong
16:07:50 <one-horse-wagon[> ghostway: You ask a very good question.  It was concluded the idea of a polynomial based RID needed a lot of research to sort it all out for Monero.  That's one area that needs someone to follow up on.
16:07:50 <ghostway[m]> * something wrong (it still has some intuitive sense)
16:09:04 <ghostway[m]> I see, well maybe next time, in some time Ill investigate further on this stuff (maybe some computational test may be made for these, maybe fuzzing with some clever cryptography, I don't know)
16:12:32 <one-horse-wagon[> ghostway: Come back when you can.  The small group that has started on this project are serious and intend to continue on.
16:13:38 <ghostway[m]> sure, Ill hopefully join next week. this is quite interesting I have to say