03:38 <praxeology> Evidence for the proposal I'd like to make kind of requires lots of block fee and price data for me to make a strong case. The raw data is a 409kB libre office ods spreadsheet. 287kB compressed. I could summarize it and link to a website like blockchain.com. I'm not sure if its appropriate to attach an ods document or images to the bitcoin dev mailing list.

03:49 <praxeology> I'm going to present evidence that fees will not be sufficient to motivate miners to pile enough work to secure transactions. Hence argue for adjusting bitcoin's tail mint limit per block: from its current scedule of halving down to 0; to having a low constant money supply inflation rate function of something between 0.05% per year (2040 inflation rate) to 0.78% per year (current inflation rate).

07:30 <nkaretnikov> praxeology: you could use a Jupyter notebook on GitHub instead, GH has a renderer that allows viewing these in the web UI. Would also allow people to trust your graphs more if the data is there and reproducible.

07:32 <nkaretnikov> People are unlikely to open your ODS document or any non-plaintext document out of fear it being malware.

13:09 <fanquake> > /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-alpine-linux-musl/15.2.0/../../../../x86_64-alpine-linux-musl/bin/ld: error: /home/runner/work/_temp/depends/x86_64-pc-linux-musl/lib/libQt6Core.a: ELF section name out of range

13:09 <fanquake> Feel like we've seen that before, but not recently

13:09 <fanquake> (https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/actions/runs/32903373482/job/98153314659#step:11:2034)