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I just caught myself thinking in prompts.

Great advice.  I'll go walk the dogs now.  Thanks for the reminder.

Sometimes I think the answers from LLMs matter less than the thought that goes into writing the prompts or questions.

Yes!  For me, it sharpens my thinking process.

You?

Fortunately, I don't talk to my colleague like I'm chatting with
ChatGPT.

I just caught myself thinking in prompts. This might become my default mode soon.

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lightning

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Would you like to attach a socket REPL to your Core Lightning plugin?

I just made clnrpc-clj public: A Core Lightning JSON-RPC client for Clojure devs

🪄Can we modify a @Core_LN plugin while it's running?  Answer in the video

Printing json objects in Core Lightning log

In BOLT 11 invoices, why payment hash and secret are 52 5-bit bytes long?

I had a question from a friend this morning about Core Lightning RPC interface and I thought my answer may be helpful for other.  So here we are in Stacker News.

> What is your take on RPC?  my understanding is that you cannot add rune permissions to it and that it gives you admin access (god mode) on your node.

-   A unix socket RPC client is something that runs on the same machine as your node and connects to it via the socket file `lightning-rpc`.  It is something inherently local.  So if you run something in you node machine, anyway you already have access to the node, so there is no need for restriction like rune.  If you have access to the node, you are already god ;)
-   For instance `lightning-cli` is a RPC client.  You use it in the same machine as the node, and each time you run a command it connect to your node via the socket file `lightning-rpc`.  So if there is no unix socket RPC client, you couldn't talk to your node.
-   clnrest and cln-grpc are both plugins that expose CLN commands via some (communication) protocols: HTTP/HTTPS for clnrest and Grpc for cln-grpc.  Both plugins are running locally in the node's machine, and both use a unix socket client to talk to the node.  clnrest uses the Python library `pyln-client` as RPC client and `cln-grpc` uses the Rust library `cln-rpc`.  So when you ask one of those plugins to do something on your node, they will issue a RPC request to your node.  What is interesting is that `clnrest` asks you for a `rune` because it will check with `checkrune` if you are allowed to run the command you want to run and then run it locally.  Something that `cln-grpc` doesn't do (as far as I understand).
-   `lnsocket` is really something different.  This is a library (C, go) that connects to your node using the LN protocol (BOLT #8 and BOLT \#1) and send `commando` messages.  And your node that runs the builtin plugin `commando` knows how to handle those specific messages.  And `commando` requires a `rune` to run the command you ask him to run.  Under the hood it will also check the run with `checkrune` command.  If you are interested you can watch those lives:
    -   https://lnroom.live/2023-07-20-live-0009-introduction-to-commando-and-commando-rune/
    -   https://lnroom.live/2023-08-03-live-0010-simple-cln-bookkeeper-web-app-powered-by-lnsocket-and-golang-part-1/

I hope this is useful!
Have a nice day

[how to] Core Lightning unix socket RPC clients, clnrest, cln-grpc and commando

Working on lightningd and need to log some information?

devs

writing C code with the Emacs user experience

> I just got sick of having to configure it

I can feel what your saying.  It happens to me also from time to time! 