does anyone know when the episode of that diamond collars show will air? Can't find anything about it ...
Backward dude - we've told you a couple of times already - and you posted DIRECTLY afterward. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5320193
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February 23, 2014, 09:28:00 PM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5320193
February 23, 2014, 09:26:15 PM
Just Google the Oprah bump bro everything gonna be okay.
No tricks, just business!
edit: Diamonds and shit!!
No tricks, just business!
edit: Diamonds and shit!!
February 23, 2014, 08:59:18 PM
does anyone know when the episode of that diamond collars show will air? Can't find anything about it ...
Only people asking to get the show back, seems to be canceled?
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from their fb page:
Yo what happened to yr show? Been telling people about how good it is. But not on.
February 13 at 12:57pm
The Diamond Collar: programming difficulties,it will be back on
February 13 at 4:30pm
Seems to be canceled or at least on hold for now..
Only people asking to get the show back, seems to be canceled?
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from their fb page:
Yo what happened to yr show? Been telling people about how good it is. But not on.
February 13 at 12:57pm
The Diamond Collar: programming difficulties,it will be back on
February 13 at 4:30pm
Seems to be canceled or at least on hold for now..
February 23, 2014, 05:17:03 PM
yes i think its happening on average every 12 hours, but the net hash hasnt dropped as much as it did 12 hours ago.
February 23, 2014, 05:13:16 PM
60 blocks mined in 10 minutes, from multipool
We believe that either the CoinEx switchpool, MDC or some unknown large farm/private switchpool has been dropping in.
February 23, 2014, 04:27:47 PM
Crypto Updates @cryptoupdates 6h
Catcoin, a coin too look out for in the next couple of weeks. Re-stocking with 10bitcoins worth shortly.
Catcoin, a coin too look out for in the next couple of weeks. Re-stocking with 10bitcoins worth shortly.
February 23, 2014, 04:12:52 PM
60 blocks mined in 10 minutes, from multipool
February 23, 2014, 04:06:09 PM
what multipool has catcoin?
February 23, 2014, 04:00:18 PM
I'm the one in charge of the testnet, as it is mine to begin with anyway. I am keeping it a controlled environment, and will actually be looking for someone to act as a whale to slam the network, at least once per solution that is put on the testnet to be run through the series of tests. Unless I get any kind of donations, then that means that your fee that you are asking, would have to come directly out of my own pocket. I'm already using one of my good servers, that I should be leasing out to others so the server could pay for itself. So, I am already losing around $50 / month just to run these tests and help out the community, so code can be tested for bugs and verify that the code in the solutions selected does what it is supposed to do.
Your 0.011111111 BTC/Hr, at current rates, is not unreasonable, as it is round $6 USD / hour. I will just have to come up with the fundings per run. You will have to be willing to jump on and off exactaly when I specify, so the tests being performed can be considered valid. I do not have any one else's solution to the difficulty re-target yet, but I'm sure they will be getting coded and ready for testing soon. I also do not have the full list of what kind of solutions that will be put on testnet. The current solution on testnet is a PID ( http://www.csimn.com/CSI_pages/PIDforDummies.html ), with 16 block averaging for time. It is looking like 16 block averaging is too slow, and I am planning on dropping it down to 8 block averaging for the next round of "steady state" testing.
Your 0.011111111 BTC/Hr, at current rates, is not unreasonable, as it is round $6 USD / hour. I will just have to come up with the fundings per run. You will have to be willing to jump on and off exactaly when I specify, so the tests being performed can be considered valid. I do not have any one else's solution to the difficulty re-target yet, but I'm sure they will be getting coded and ready for testing soon. I also do not have the full list of what kind of solutions that will be put on testnet. The current solution on testnet is a PID ( http://www.csimn.com/CSI_pages/PIDforDummies.html ), with 16 block averaging for time. It is looking like 16 block averaging is too slow, and I am planning on dropping it down to 8 block averaging for the next round of "steady state" testing.
How much hashrate you need for testing ? I 'm also a volunteer. As I said to Maverickthenoob when I ran this pool "I will support the currency" (exact words). That means you can ask if you need something I can do. And I can put some hashrate on the testnet. For the question of the cost, I'm in the same positon as yours for the moment; So losing more or less is not the point now. If I was in need of a certain ROI, I could have made a tons of other investments.
Let me know.
_TQ
Thank you for your offer, and I will contact you via PM. I would request that when the time of the tests come, that you would be in IRC, so there won't be delays of when to start / stop the hash rate applied.
February 23, 2014, 03:42:37 PM
I'm the one in charge of the testnet, as it is mine to begin with anyway. I am keeping it a controlled environment, and will actually be looking for someone to act as a whale to slam the network, at least once per solution that is put on the testnet to be run through the series of tests. Unless I get any kind of donations, then that means that your fee that you are asking, would have to come directly out of my own pocket. I'm already using one of my good servers, that I should be leasing out to others so the server could pay for itself. So, I am already losing around $50 / month just to run these tests and help out the community, so code can be tested for bugs and verify that the code in the solutions selected does what it is supposed to do.
Your 0.011111111 BTC/Hr, at current rates, is not unreasonable, as it is round $6 USD / hour. I will just have to come up with the fundings per run. You will have to be willing to jump on and off exactaly when I specify, so the tests being performed can be considered valid. I do not have any one else's solution to the difficulty re-target yet, but I'm sure they will be getting coded and ready for testing soon. I also do not have the full list of what kind of solutions that will be put on testnet. The current solution on testnet is a PID ( http://www.csimn.com/CSI_pages/PIDforDummies.html ), with 16 block averaging for time. It is looking like 16 block averaging is too slow, and I am planning on dropping it down to 8 block averaging for the next round of "steady state" testing.
Your 0.011111111 BTC/Hr, at current rates, is not unreasonable, as it is round $6 USD / hour. I will just have to come up with the fundings per run. You will have to be willing to jump on and off exactaly when I specify, so the tests being performed can be considered valid. I do not have any one else's solution to the difficulty re-target yet, but I'm sure they will be getting coded and ready for testing soon. I also do not have the full list of what kind of solutions that will be put on testnet. The current solution on testnet is a PID ( http://www.csimn.com/CSI_pages/PIDforDummies.html ), with 16 block averaging for time. It is looking like 16 block averaging is too slow, and I am planning on dropping it down to 8 block averaging for the next round of "steady state" testing.
How much hashrate you need for testing ? I 'm also a volunteer. As I said to Maverickthenoob when I ran this pool "I will support the currency" (exact words). That means you can ask if you need something I can do. And I can put some hashrate on the testnet. For the question of the cost, I'm in the same positon as yours for the moment; So losing more or less is not the point now. If I was in need of a certain ROI, I could have made a tons of other investments.
Let me know.
_TQ
February 23, 2014, 02:58:59 PM
I'm looking to buy 3000 catcoins, where?
at CoinEX f.e.
we have BTC, LTC and DOGE market
3000 CAT is alot, better buy it in parts every day
On the other hand, my ticket with Cryptsy has been open 12 days now, I'm still missing a 10CAT deposit and a 148CAT withdrawal, and I don't know if they are running V8.9.10 code or actually working to de-fork their systems.
My vote is only for myself and does not reflect the position of any other dev team member.
Andy
February 23, 2014, 02:47:07 PM
Fuck it, I'll volunteer. If the devs can write a simple how-to connect to the testnet, I'll throw 8MH/s on there for 0.01111111 BTC/hr. If it allows them to test code better, the small reimbursement for my time should pay itself back in droves, because I have a feeling they're "testing" code with a bullshit hashrate.
Put a down payment of an hour in BTC to 1C6H5m7DPUgrV5NAzRnjo3nRVCp5EvWwL6 if this is interesting, and I'll come back and check and flip over to testnet. Otherwise mining CAT for 23.5 hours with highest hashrate of any available pools for only ~100 CAT a day is atrocious until this code gets fixed.
Again. 0.01111111 BTC/hr. Could quintuple the price value if the data gleaned from it is used correctly. Or knock out five blocks a day as usual. Oprah show bro!!
Put a down payment of an hour in BTC to 1C6H5m7DPUgrV5NAzRnjo3nRVCp5EvWwL6 if this is interesting, and I'll come back and check and flip over to testnet. Otherwise mining CAT for 23.5 hours with highest hashrate of any available pools for only ~100 CAT a day is atrocious until this code gets fixed.
Again. 0.01111111 BTC/hr. Could quintuple the price value if the data gleaned from it is used correctly. Or knock out five blocks a day as usual. Oprah show bro!!
I'm the one in charge of the testnet, as it is mine to begin with anyway. I am keeping it a controlled environment, and will actually be looking for someone to act as a whale to slam the network, at least once per solution that is put on the testnet to be run through the series of tests. Unless I get any kind of donations, then that means that your fee that you are asking, would have to come directly out of my own pocket. I'm already using one of my good servers, that I should be leasing out to others so the server could pay for itself. So, I am already losing around $50 / month just to run these tests and help out the community, so code can be tested for bugs and verify that the code in the solutions selected does what it is supposed to do.
Your 0.011111111 BTC/Hr, at current rates, is not unreasonable, as it is round $6 USD / hour. I will just have to come up with the fundings per run. You will have to be willing to jump on and off exactaly when I specify, so the tests being performed can be considered valid. I do not have any one else's solution to the difficulty re-target yet, but I'm sure they will be getting coded and ready for testing soon. I also do not have the full list of what kind of solutions that will be put on testnet. The current solution on testnet is a PID ( http://www.csimn.com/CSI_pages/PIDforDummies.html ), with 16 block averaging for time. It is looking like 16 block averaging is too slow, and I am planning on dropping it down to 8 block averaging for the next round of "steady state" testing.
February 23, 2014, 02:46:12 PM
February 23, 2014, 02:29:06 PM
i want to buy 3000 catcoins
February 23, 2014, 02:17:53 PM
Yeh i would have to buy everyday in small lots and pay higher prices each time. This another reason why catcoin is way undervalued and we can actually say catcoins are hard to get hold of now, if you cant buy them then market is tight, everyone is holding, the value must rise, i believe anything can happen with the price. I will try and get as many cats now as possible at these prices!
Yea sure, better to tell to everyone you're buying... Best way to get a good price...
Try again...
February 23, 2014, 01:52:50 PM
Yeh i would have to buy everyday in small lots and pay higher prices each time. This another reason why catcoin is way undervalued and we can actually say catcoins are hard to get hold of now, if you cant buy them then market is tight, everyone is holding, the value must rise, i believe anything can happen with the price. I will try and get as many cats now as possible at these prices!
February 23, 2014, 01:34:42 PM
I'm looking to buy 3000 catcoins, where?
at CoinEX f.e.
we have BTC, LTC and DOGE market
3000 CAT is alot, better buy it in parts every day
February 23, 2014, 01:21:30 PM
I'm looking to buy 3000 catcoins, where?
Well you could buy them on cryptsy but depends on how much you wanna spend i guess, 3k coins should be possible for prices ranging from 0.0003 till 0.0005 ^^
February 23, 2014, 12:41:02 PM
Devs probably don't mine or don't have the sunk cost of mining equipment, so it's easy to theorize or postulate on a 'testnet' that will never see the same exposure as real exposure.
Oprah show though!! Diamonds and shit on television. It'll be fucking huge!!
The devs have made their mining, investing, and speculating positions known here. Oprah show though!! Diamonds and shit on television. It'll be fucking huge!!
One dev runs a pool, a testnet, and mines both scrypt and SHA256. I mine both SHA256 and scrypt. I 'bought' and donated the catcoinwallets.com domain, host the wallet site on my business web hosting account, and bought/donated one of our seed/master node servers. Most of the rest of the team either mines, trades, or both. What we do in addition is put our own money and time into this community. Our sunk costs are not limited to just mining equipment.Yes, we're all excited about the upcoming 'Oprah Bump' for this community! The Diamond Collar show is on a break right now because they've had a much higher viewership than expected - they're moving to a more prime time slot. Now that forks are fixed, our number 1 goal is to get the difficulty retarget process reworked so that we have a 100% solution regardless of whether the network is fast or slow, and whether we have profit-switch pools or not mining CAT. We figure at most we have 1 month to finish and deploy what we hope to be our final code fork.
Happy Sunday,
Andy
February 23, 2014, 12:40:23 PM
Fuck it, I'll volunteer. If the devs can write a simple how-to connect to the testnet, I'll throw 8MH/s on there for 0.01111111 BTC/hr. If it allows them to test code better, the small reimbursement for my time should pay itself back in droves, because I have a feeling they're "testing" code with a bullshit hashrate.
Put a down payment of an hour in BTC to 1C6H5m7DPUgrV5NAzRnjo3nRVCp5EvWwL6 if this is interesting, and I'll come back and check and flip over to testnet. Otherwise mining CAT for 23.5 hours with highest hashrate of any available pools for only ~100 CAT a day is atrocious until this code gets fixed.
Again. 0.01111111 BTC/hr. Could quintuple the price value if the data gleaned from it is used correctly. Or knock out five blocks a day as usual. Oprah show bro!!
Put a down payment of an hour in BTC to 1C6H5m7DPUgrV5NAzRnjo3nRVCp5EvWwL6 if this is interesting, and I'll come back and check and flip over to testnet. Otherwise mining CAT for 23.5 hours with highest hashrate of any available pools for only ~100 CAT a day is atrocious until this code gets fixed.
Again. 0.01111111 BTC/hr. Could quintuple the price value if the data gleaned from it is used correctly. Or knock out five blocks a day as usual. Oprah show bro!!
Good on you for helping out
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