DavidDoesStuff Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Yes. But on the flip side, you get paid for everything is well. So if something goes viral (admittedly hard since it's still a relatively small pond), you're likely to make a little money on the 2 cent investment.

Great Lex Fridman interview of Brendan Eich (creator of #javascript, ex ceo of Mozilla before getting canceled, and current ceo of Brave). I wonder if they have investigated $BSV Brave integration along side $BAT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krB0enBeSiE

I'm still exploring $BSV apps and am familiar with the big ones like @852 (duh) and @14352 that are great. What other lesser-known #bsv powered apps are you using that n00bz like myself might not know about? #bitcoin #noobquestion

https://twetch.app/t/d10ae54d86de0a983787e440ebc1580ee8480681bf93955bbd7949e9fb217d5c

Hey, I know that guy! 😆

Gonna guess PS2 on left and XBox on right.

Thanks. I hadn't seen that legacy branch. The examples section on the moneybutton site docs had thrown me off since they were making reference to v1 methods like buildSafeDataOut, but then refer to v2 method toAsmString vs toASM in v1.

Thanks again!

Thanks a ton for this! Is this the OP_FALSE, thing, right? Some of the docs are hard to follow since some need updating😆.

The bsv lib, for example, is at v2, but the docs aren't. I've been reading the code & tests to get a handle on it.

/pay @145 $10

Thanks, Josh! Here's a demo repo I threw up where the readme contains the query and the link to bitsocket.

I open the socket and then submit the tx, but nada. I'm certain there's some small facepalm thing.

https://gitlab.com/davidgranado/bsv-test/

-Reward for returning carts for store.
-Discount for customer paying avoiding card risk & processing fees.
-Payment for up dog poo in the park.
-Accurately reporting TOS violations. Maybe they put up small collateral to dissuade excessive "hall monitoring"

-Payment per-page for reading comics or books (calling @25090 😆)
-Developer debugging help (like StackOverflow).
-Quality answers to general questions (like Quara)
-Providing bandwidth to seed files.

but that is now paywalled. Your new moneybutton vid, however, covers this.

I then tried the above video after writing data. But, I seem to be missing the mark.

Here's the tx and query: db8a834909d0ea517669832d7f67fba0846e4959446b70d538cc1ec201f00843

Your videos are a great reference!

Just some things I noticed as I sat down & have started going through: it seems that the datapay video referenced it out of date. Checking the repo, it looks like bitindex was deprecated. Unwriter switched to mattercloud

Not sure if my "derp" immediately jumps out.

But even if not, thanks a ton for posting the videos. They are shedding enough light for me to begin feeling around in the dark for the light switch. Even if I'm stubbing my toe, at least I'm up and moving😆

Awe man. Spoiler alert! You ruined the ending. I'm still listening at 1.5x speed trying to catch up😆.

Great doc for others trying to live "dat bitcoin dev lyfe".

I thought arcane magic was needed to get data. This YUGELY simplifies it. Great news for me since I spend most of my time at the edge in the browser & node!

https://docs.planaria.network/#/intro

Another great video from @145 on reading data out. Great resource for n00bz like me trying to differentiate my head from my ass on BSV development.

https://youtu.be/m26q1ptTt2Y

Reading Bitcoin Blockchain based on a post from @145 recommending it. Looks to be a great starting point!

Hell...I just learned "bit" is a combo of "binary" and "digit"...

https://us.bpbonline.com/products/bitcoin-blockchain?_pos=1&_sid=0b8c76763&_ss=r

Great "Hello World" video from @145 which shows the basics of writing to the $BSV blockchain. Hoping to find a similar video showing the basics of reading data back out from apps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRLWWVyUQTA

What are some good resources for devs who have never touched blockchain before? My go-to is usually youtube, but I've not been able to find too many tutorials on the topic.