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tinySSB | 2025-05-25

Agenda


Updates

Nanomonkey

  • fried the power chip on my new T5 D:
    • not sure exactly where the damage is, likely battery management chip.
    • working on replacing parts / re-ordering

Mix

  • playing with a Meshtastic device, reports about reach
    • learning about noise, the community has gone to ShortFast to handle too many peers

Spec writing

Question

  1. how do we review?
  • a) details
  • b) language
    • feed vs log
    • packet / message / vector
    • what's the message? --> why not use "payload" instead of message?
      • payload vs content
    • from networking: a packet has fields, one is the payload field
  1. test vectors?

Other topics discussed:

  • lets work more async
    • in person meetings are not being used that effectively
    • idea: try to post work 3+ days out from meeting, ask for a review
    • idea: move to actively using more written / async comms, giving time to process
  • tour of Github PR features
    • how to reply inline
    • "resolving" inline comment threads
    • viewing a preview of MD files
  • test vectors
    • CFT presented formatting
    • we discussed where we might put them => ultimately in the spec repo
    • for now, work in github issue while spec settles down
    • idea for order we produce them
      • review spec, use this to map "stepping stones" where a simple test-vector could help ensure a person building following the spec could benefit from confirming their logic
      • add these "main paid" test-vectors
      • add more complex test vectors (e.g. edge cases, fully worked scenarios) as required later

Actions

  • Nanomonkey and CFT will review Mix's PR, and give comments when each is able (CFT is in the middle of Finals)
  • CFT will do a first pass of test vectors, working on the initial message packet, and then later will work on producing "scenarios" of back and forth between peers