Dawid Ciężarkiewicz

> is skipping the provably unspendable scripts Out of curiosity, how much does it save?

> It's about 3GB, but in practice it avoids the last doubling of the utxo map saving almost 10GB! Thought: would sharding this one (two) maps between 32-256 smaller bucket-maps...

> they will double almost at the same time I forgot to comment on it, but I thought a little bit longer about and it was a silly idea. >...

Hi! For a long while I was itching into trying to improve `rust-bitcoin-indexer` and I finally got some time & motivations to get into it. I want to use more...

> did you use `skip-prevout` flag in the blocks_iterator tests? Yes. Otherwise the utxo tracking becomes the bottleneck anyway, and you can't tell max IO throughput. On my machine the...

> Just wondering if you have considered having blocks_iterator as a dep. I actually did and still do. :D BTW. Looking at the code, I was confused about `reorder` step,...

I've pushed https://github.com/dpc/block-iter/ recently. Right now it kind of turned into a slow research project in feasibility of https://docs.rs/fallible-iterator/ and https://docs.rs/dpc-pariter , with heavy reliance on copying some of your...

I mean, if I find anything that makes it better I'll report it back. I'm sure an LRU cache on top of that DB utxo store would be huge speedup,...

I am planing to take a somewhat unified approach to benchmarking, if you look at https://github.com/dpc/block-iter/tree/master/libs/main/examples

I would like to ask about the same thing. I generally like `ale` more than `neomake` but this detail is ruining everything for me.