#stellar on 2018-01-15 — irc logs at freenode.irclog.whitequark.org

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15:39 <proteusguy> Do stellar contracts execute on the block chain nodes themselves?

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21:42 <fust> hoya

21:42 <fust> best way to buy xlm in europe?

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23:49 <fancyfetus> Hey! I'm working on something like brainblocks, except for stellar! Is there a way to generate unique public keys on the fly that lead to the same account?

23:50 <fancyfetus> The idea is that when someone submits a payment, I need to be able to distinguish who it was that sent it.

23:53 <fancyfetus> One way I could do that is by generating a unique hash and putting it into the memo.

23:54 <fancyfetus> But ideally, I would just have the user send the correct amount to some sort of newly-generated public key, without having to create a new account?