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01:27 < darosior> Why are we refusing timelocks of 0 again? IIRC i asked it some time ago, it can be useful for some hacks
02:07 < jeremyrubin> there are 4 zeroes, {relative, absolute} x {time, height}. If you include a zero, the issue is probably that you are expressing no constraint other than the *kind* of timelock that must be used in that branch
02:07 < jeremyrubin> maybe thats is confusing?
03:53 < darosior> Well a 0 is always in block height
03:54 < darosior> And the hack i was thinking of is only for relative ones, because of the rest of dark magic taking place with the nSequence :p
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05:20 <@sipa> @darosior CSV and CLTV leave their argument on the stack; with a 0 that would be interpreted as a false
05:23 < darosior> Oh, right. Thanks!
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15:29 <@sipa> darosior: #104, #105, #106, and I think I'm done with fuzzer stuff.
15:34 < darosior> :)
15:35 < darosior> I'll look into them asap, hopefully this week
15:45 <@sipa> The miniscript_string fuzz target it adds finds remarkably sensible strings, actually, with all kinds of valid fragments.
15:48 <@sipa> i wonder about things like older/after timestamps with negative numbers or 0 digits up front
15:50 <@sipa> which it finds
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