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**Public interactions between DocHex (CTO Peter Gray) and the switck alias:**
### GitHub
**Primary self-conversation (2020):**
- **doc-hex** (2020-10-21): “Welcome to Open Source... I see this is MIT licensed and we'd like to use some (or really all of it) in certain projects, like @coldcard. Would you accept code from us when we give it as PR?”
- **switck** (same day): “not an issue” → “JK. just depends on PR”
**Other public activity on the same repo:**
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— doc-hex opens the issue (“AES is slow”)
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— doc-hex replies as if maintainer (“I'll see if I can fix this import issues and give a PR”)
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— doc-hex adds commits; switck merges them (“switck merged 4 commits … doc-hex added 4 commits”)
### X / Twitter
**Direct public thank-you from the alias to the real account:**
> “Thanks for merge @DocHex ... I’m making yet another bitcoin library. Could be useful on @COLDCARDwallet someday.”
(Posted by @switck on 16 Oct 2020)
These are the documented public cross-interactions between the two identities. The Coinkite blog thank-you to @switck for the 4.0.0 library is company-level and not a direct DocHex ↔ switck exchange.
GitHub
PR's accepted? · Issue #7 · switck/libngu
Welcome to Open Source... I see this is MIT licensed and we'd like to use some (or really all of it) in certain projects, like @Coldcard. Would you...
GitHub
AES is slow · Issue #12 · switck/libngu
The CIFRA AES code you are using is quite slow. There may be better options out there...
GitHub
Import of submodules doesn't work · Issue #8 · switck/libngu
I've managed to compile NgU and it works, but I can't import sub modules in one step. >>> import ngu >>> ngu.hash <module 'hash'> >>> ngu.hash.ripe...
GitHub
Adds hardware accelerated SHA256, HMAC on certain STM32 parts by doc-hex · Pull Request #17 · switck/libngu
also uses sha256_single() in a few cases, just in case that is accelerated

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switck (@switck) on X
Thanks for merge @DocHex ... I’m making yet another bitcoin library. Could be useful on @COLDCARDwallet someday.
Thanks @Laser