I wrote my first “real” Haskell program https://github.com/belovachap/haskell-tools. It took some trial-and-error but I finally figured out that it was easier to use an older stack snapshot (https://www.stackage.org/lts-14.27) that included the package I needed.
That program simply picks a random location to drop an online Peercoin airdrop wallet. “Blog” was the winner, so here it is: airdrop wallet 0208.
Have fun, stay safe.
I’ve been leaving Peercoin paper wallets around San Francisco off-and-on for a couple of years. It’s raining outside today and it finally tipped the scales on moving the real-world activity online: airdrop wallet 0201. To be honest, the conversion rate for the online wallets is so much higher already.
I’ve continued to learn Haskell and have been updating the Noisebridge wiki along the way https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Haskell. I’ve made some progress on my own but will need to find their community to ask for help on more practical topics (like installing Haskell GTK… maybe https://gitter.im/haskell-chat is the right place for that).
Finally, I’ve been trying to understand Euterpea but get really lost when it mentions music theory concepts. The internet provides answers for those that look, though, edX Introduction to Music Theory 🙂 I’ll see if it helps.
Have fun, stay safe.
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WinPrime – A Block has some meta data and then Transactions. Transactions are composed of Inputs and Outputs. These have Scripts in them that I don’t currently understand (but will eventually).