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I think you're looking at the center of a Venn diagram; zoom out...
Excellent idea!
Hope the experiment and the business goes well.
I really like the website, I'm trying to build one for my dad to sell digital items, but not sure where to start.
It's a nice guide. Good work.
But I have a question:
Why would a noob do all this on a dedicated machine just to connect Sparrow?
You can run a bitcoin node on any PC with any OS, without Electrs anf not even needed to be a full node connected 24/7.
You can run it only when you needed and connect Sparrow directly.
I think these bundle nodes are pushed too hard into noobs mind for nothing.
I am not saying that Start9 is not good, but for this use case is not necessary.
I also install it on old PC from 2008, with a slow CPU and 4GB RAM.
The only was that was slow in syncing and using it. Took 90% of resources, just LN Pub running.
Was just testing to see how low I can go with PC specs.
Can you explain how a merchant would suffer from a vault claw back? That does not make sense to me. Once spent to an arbitrary address, there is no clawback mechanism anymore.
Is there an actual argument you have against ark? I can see it for their whole "arkade" stuff, but afaict that is only one implementation. In the normal case, I just think of it as congestion control, which is great!
Well, I'm not saying he's dumb, and he's obviously an order of magnitude smarter than the typical talking head on CNBC
but over time listening to him, some of the stuff he says seems slightly off... like it's directionally correct but wrong on some nuanced technical levels, and I'm not even referring to his clearly exaggerated metaphors (swarm of cyberhornets, etc.)
that's why I still think he's still rizz > tizz. he's probably smart in the sense of being able to synthesize a lot of broad, high level ideas, but he probably doesn't spend much time thinking about the nuances of technical details anymore
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