That's a great idea PoulGrym, I will make that happen!
Tarkin - think of mining a block like winning the lottery. It's completely random and everyone is buying billions of tickets per second and only one person can win. So every six minutes, on average, someone gets a jackpot for their trillions of tickets submitted. Sometimes luck runs with you and you find a block fairly quickly, other times, not so much and it takes longer.
We are never working on the same block for more than about 6 minutes. Every time a block is solved everyone, everywhere starts working on the next block at the same time. So everyone is working on a new block every six minutes.
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July 26, 2011, 04:15:05 PM
July 26, 2011, 03:58:30 PM
So, then why would a block take longer then another block?
Does it all depend on the time it takes for someone to find another block? and we just all sit around hashing away on the current block till this happens?
Does it all depend on the time it takes for someone to find another block? and we just all sit around hashing away on the current block till this happens?
July 26, 2011, 03:49:44 PM
So, Im curious... I noticed something, I seem to get rewarded the same amount no matter how long a block takes to solve by the pool, whether its 15hrs or 3days
If you're 1% of the pool, you'll always get on average 1% of the reward of every block, which is 0.5 BTC. But if a block took longer, it means you got 0.5BTC for a longer period of mining, so it's less per unit of time.Does this mean a given block is higher in difficulty vs one that is fairly simple?
Difficulty only changes once every 2016 blocks. But finding blocks is random so some times it takes longer than others. July 26, 2011, 03:45:58 PM
So, Im curious... I noticed something, I seem to get rewarded the same amount no matter how long a block takes to solve by the pool, whether its 15hrs or 3days
Does this mean a given block is higher in difficulty vs one that is fairly simple?
Does this mean a given block is higher in difficulty vs one that is fairly simple?
July 25, 2011, 07:04:27 PM
@Inaba add an give tip's "Spare change" for donation next to the % box. Then one should be able to add 0.000XXXX, X=change that should be given as tip's.
Ex: 0.30480062 - 0.304 = 0.00080062 for the tip jar.
Ex: 0.30480062 - 0.304 = 0.00080062 for the tip jar.
July 25, 2011, 02:08:53 PM
Remove the +'s. I actually make some changes to remove it, but you're better off just inputting the numbers.
Try with and without the country code, so:
011436xxxxxxxx
436xxxxxx
Not sure which is appropriate... hard to keep track of all the country codes!
Try with and without the country code, so:
011436xxxxxxxx
436xxxxxx
Not sure which is appropriate... hard to keep track of all the country codes!
July 25, 2011, 01:37:25 PM
Just a quick heads up that the notification emails and SMS's aren't working (in case you didn't already know).
I have never got a SMS but I am not sure if the number from US to europe GSM is correct...I have got this from the web
US -> EU
011 +43 +6xxxxxxxxxx
is this correct?
TIA
July 25, 2011, 11:17:32 AM
There seems to be a calculation problem with share counts when your payout would be below 1 satoshi. I am looking into that issue today.
July 25, 2011, 10:51:30 AM
Did anyone else notice a small drop in the latest payout from block #26?
In block 27 I have ~ 4500 sharesand
in block 28 I have ~ 2100 shares
Why is in block stats to both listed
my shares = 0?
TIA
July 24, 2011, 05:03:21 PM
Yep, all good, thanks 
New card should be arriving today or tomorrow so that'll be 3 5870's heading your way
New card should be arriving today or tomorrow so that'll be 3 5870's heading your way July 24, 2011, 04:59:22 PM
Yeah I forgot to turn them back on after working on the last block. They are back on now - failed miner email/sms should still be working though, right?
July 24, 2011, 04:47:27 PM
Hi Inaba,
Just a quick heads up that the notification emails and SMS's aren't working (in case you didn't already know).
Just a quick heads up that the notification emails and SMS's aren't working (in case you didn't already know).
July 24, 2011, 12:46:02 PM
i'm at the low end of the share producers so i don't have much of an impact on the pool.
even at my "donation %" it isn't much, i just don't "make" that much
=]
this last round or block or whatever the terminology is, the website seems "snappier". i like that.
more like it was back on block 4
anyway, wish i had more hashes to put in the pool but i'm very content here.
'monkey
even at my "donation %" it isn't much, i just don't "make" that much
=]
this last round or block or whatever the terminology is, the website seems "snappier". i like that.
more like it was back on block 4
anyway, wish i had more hashes to put in the pool but i'm very content here.
'monkey
July 24, 2011, 12:39:04 PM
Thanks Webmonkey. It's ok... maybe the numbers will increase once the pool is stable enough
id f c b r los lastscore totalscore
ID: 27 (137805) f: 0.0000000000000000 c: 0.01000000 b: 50 r: 0.0000585471264617 los: 9.7456492737845295 LSCORE: 53.5512416143514329 TSCORE: 17080.7575750034011435
Total Payout: 49.94096587
Total Donation: 0.085334970000000009981988569052
id f c b r los lastscore totalscore
ID: 27 (137805) f: 0.0000000000000000 c: 0.01000000 b: 50 r: 0.0000585471264617 los: 9.7456492737845295 LSCORE: 53.5512416143514329 TSCORE: 17080.7575750034011435
Total Payout: 49.94096587
Total Donation: 0.085334970000000009981988569052
July 23, 2011, 07:29:51 PM
pathetic donation numbers
=[
'preciate your time and effort Inaba
'monkey
=[
'preciate your time and effort Inaba
'monkey
July 23, 2011, 06:54:24 PM
Block 26 was paid on the scoring system. The estimated reward does not reflect an accurate figure - I will be changing the formula to reflect what you would be paid if the round ended right then.
Here are the numbers for block 26:
id f c b r los lastscore totalscore
ID: 26 (137655) f: 0.0000000000000000 c: 0.01000000 b: 50 r: 0.0000585471264617 los: 9.7456492737845295 LSCORE: 76.9016506076480937 TSCORE: 17080.7575770762996399
Total Payout: 49.93444761
Total Donation: 0.065552289999999999170476883137
Here are the numbers for block 26:
id f c b r los lastscore totalscore
ID: 26 (137655) f: 0.0000000000000000 c: 0.01000000 b: 50 r: 0.0000585471264617 los: 9.7456492737845295 LSCORE: 76.9016506076480937 TSCORE: 17080.7575770762996399
Total Payout: 49.93444761
Total Donation: 0.065552289999999999170476883137
July 23, 2011, 06:41:20 PM
Did anyone else notice a small drop in the latest payout from block #26?
I've been getting 0.28680465~0.30436400 mining 24/7 .. now it dropped to Est. Reward: 0.26384397 ?? What could the reason be? I've not had any disconnections that i know of.
Have we gotten any new members or big increase in Pool Hashspeed`?
I've been getting 0.28680465~0.30436400 mining 24/7 .. now it dropped to Est. Reward: 0.26384397 ?? What could the reason be? I've not had any disconnections that i know of.
Have we gotten any new members or big increase in Pool Hashspeed`?
July 22, 2011, 11:34:11 AM
Yeah, when my rig was at home, the fans slowing down would get my attention.
Come to think of it, I haven received my text.
And on this subject, if my command line is:
./poclbm.py --server=http://:@us.eclipsemc.com:8337 --worksize=128 -v -f 5 --device=1
how to I include the backup option?
I've tried a couple based on what I got from ./poclbm -h but nothing has worked so far.
Come to think of it, I haven received my text.
And on this subject, if my command line is:
./poclbm.py --server=http://
how to I include the backup option?
I've tried a couple based on what I got from ./poclbm -h but nothing has worked so far.
you have to use the most recent poclbm, and the switch is --backup=
The exact format should be accessible using the --help switch. If that doesn't work I'll post you an example when I get home.
If you get a chance, could you also show how to install the latest poclbm on ubuntu? The backup feature sounds awesome.
Don't know, I use LinuxCoin. But you should check out Inaba's other thread:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=7514.msg110331#msg110331
Edit: after a quick look at the poclbm thread, you can use github for the source, or you can check out a link showing how to install on ubuntu:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/easy-ubuntu-python-opencl-mining-setup-2636
July 22, 2011, 11:03:40 AM
Yeah, when my rig was at home, the fans slowing down would get my attention.
Come to think of it, I haven received my text.
And on this subject, if my command line is:
./poclbm.py --server=http://:@us.eclipsemc.com:8337 --worksize=128 -v -f 5 --device=1
how to I include the backup option?
I've tried a couple based on what I got from ./poclbm -h but nothing has worked so far.
Come to think of it, I haven received my text.
And on this subject, if my command line is:
./poclbm.py --server=http://
how to I include the backup option?
I've tried a couple based on what I got from ./poclbm -h but nothing has worked so far.
you have to use the most recent poclbm, and the switch is --backup=
The exact format should be accessible using the --help switch. If that doesn't work I'll post you an example when I get home.
If you get a chance, could you also show how to install the latest poclbm on ubuntu? The backup feature sounds awesome.
July 22, 2011, 11:02:13 AM
quoting is the coolest, not....
=]
'monkey
=]
'monkey
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