How Cloudflare uses lava lamps to generate entropy for encryption https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ssl/lava-lamp-encryption/ https://stacker.news/items/1537040

I already had a solution for transcribing audios: https://github.com/FlyingFathead/whisper-transcriber-telegram-bot Very easy to deploy and useful. But I was missing some TTS (text to speech) solution. Sometimes I want to listen to an article or long Nostr content. So created a bot that reads out loud whatever you send it and replies with a standard voice note. Here's the code: https://github.com/m0wer/tts-bot Here is how it sounds: https://huggingface.co/spaces/hexgrad/Kokoro-TTS

STOLEN COMPUTE — exposed AI is free AI https://stolencompute.com/ https://stacker.news/items/1534130

The guys that came to save us from the horrors of GitHub censorship xD

How so?

Oh! Sounds good :-) There are always bugs to fix. But the delicate parts are already stable and audited.

I'm not arguing for adding Taproot support. I would argue for not removing it. Very different things.

Not yet. Maybe with FCMP++. But has bigger problems than that. I don't think the complexity of Taproot is anywhere close to the complexity of Monero in general.

You only need the first 4 letters of BIP39 words:

I think Jam and Raspiblitz integrations will help a lot with getting the rest migrated.

23 out of the total of 102 JoinMarket makers are using JoinMarket NG! Very happy to see that. And 28 out of the 102 offers have exact grid fees, helping each other create more confusion on their CJs.

Wasabi coordinator tagging attack explanation and PoC: https://gist.github.com/m0wer/2e2f0a3241d8e7651ffdda4435e729ec

JoinMarket makers can be clustered (across mixdepths). Two ways: - Easily if their CJ fee is unique enough and reused between rounds. - Harder by gathering co-spending thought many rounds and waiting for the intersection to be narrow enough. It's easier said than done in practice. Bit it's still something to improve. Here is a more detailed explanation of the problem and possible solutions that could bring JM achieved anonymity to the next level. https://gist.github.com/m0wer/a228c625fcb6a27c32e298ec903dfc44 Feedback welcome!

In JM, makers don't know anything else about the taker other than what an external onchain observer sees, and their own input-output mapping (of course). The taker is the coordinator and signs last. Each maker sees the whole unsigned transaction and signs their inputs. JM has other "flaws" though. In Wasabi and Samourai you are trusting the coordinator not to attack you. But it could. See: tagging attacks. I think we would all be better off if Bitcoin privacy wasn't about "cults".