08:48 <stellar-slack> <raymens> @jed @danielpauljones: I use it for slightly altered Stellar XDR files. It's a bit bloated and not optimal C# code but it does work, so far I've done plenty of payments and 'create account' operations with it

08:51 <stellar-slack> <raymens> @scott Chaos.NaCl is the one I use too, I've tried several ones but that one has everything you need for the ED25519 etc.

09:22 <stellar-slack> <raymens> @jed @danielpauljones @scott : I've put up a quick and dirty version online at https://github.com/QuantozTechnology/csharp-stellar-base/ . I haven't tested this version and be aware of the LGPL use, as Scott mentioned in a PR this might cause some issues. For any questions, don't hesitate to contact me :)

16:31 <stellar-slack> <scott> Thanks @raymens!

19:08 <Cesara> !balance

19:28 <stellar-slack> <jed> cesara: no one has implemented a bot for that. It would be cool though

22:09 <stellar-slack> <powderfan> question came up regarding simple contracts like https://www.stellar.org/blog/multisig-and-simple-contracts-stellar/ What prevents ngo and gov from submitting transaction 1 but short before funding window closes, make 2 arbitrary transactons and therby 'burning' sequence numbers N+2 and N+3? Or just withdraw all funds from the holding account making the buy offer in transaction 3 pointless

22:10 <stellar-slack> <powderfan> The example relies on at least ngo or gov be trustworthy

22:14 <stellar-slack> <scott> Not to speak for jed, but I believe the implication is that the ngo and the gov should not be colluding to defraud the citizens in this scheme. As a contributor to the campaign, you should ensure that you trust one of the two

22:18 <stellar-slack> <dzham> @powderfan: all the tx’s are multi-sig. so each party can’t do anything on its own

22:22 <stellar-slack> <powderfan> yeah ok, assumption is: they don't collude

22:23 <stellar-slack> <jed> powderfan: yeah it is a bit of a weakness. I think there is a work around though.

22:29 <stellar-slack> <powderfan> Maybe the setup like yiu proposed here http://jedmccaleb.com/blog/bitcoin-lightning-stellar/ is more appropriate, but also more complex

22:43 <stellar-slack> <powderfan> Ah no, the scenario is really different

23:31 <moo-_-> is horizon REST raw API documented somewhere? if I want to use that directly from Python?

23:35 <stellar-slack> <scott> horizon reference is here: https://www.stellar.org/developers/reference/

23:35 <stellar-slack> <scott> each endpoint contains raw examples, for example: https://www.stellar.org/developers/horizon/reference/effects-for-ledger.html

23:41 <moo-_-> scott: Thanks, exactly what I was looking for

23:45 <stellar-slack> <scott> happy to help :)