Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 1138. (Read 2006094 times)
Satochi likes Ethereum ;-)
Id highly recommend people listen to this podcast to better understand "smart contracts" and Ethereum, not to mention "bit gold" and the origins of BTC and the "civil war" in BTCLand.
The show is an interview with legendary cryptographer and cypherpunk Nick Szabo, creator of bit gold and "smart contracts" and considered by many to be Satoshi/part of Satoshi himself/itself, although that speculation remains in the ether…
Nick is on the Etherplan Team. Etherplan develops Smart Investment Plans (SIPs) on the Ethereum blockchain http://etherplan.com/
"Smart Investment Plans (SIPs) work like Merrill Lynch, Schwab, or Wealthfront, but are software programs that hold funds and are hosted on Ethereum instead of Wall Street."
http://etherplan.com/team
"Nick is a computer scientist, writer, and holds a JD degree from George Washington University Law School. He is known for his research in digital contracts and digital property.
The phrase and concept of “smart contracts” was developed by Nick with the goal of bringing contract law and practice to the design of electronic commerce protocols between strangers on the Internet.
In 1998 Nick developed a mechanism for a decentralized digital currency that he called “bit gold” which is a precursor to the Bitcoin architecture."
And the show itself… a must
https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/lets-talk-bitcoin-246-smart-contracts-with-nick-szabo
https://soundcloud.com/mindtomatter/ltb-e246-smart-contracts-with-nick-szabo
The show is an interview with legendary cryptographer and cypherpunk Nick Szabo, creator of bit gold and "smart contracts" and considered by many to be Satoshi/part of Satoshi himself/itself, although that speculation remains in the ether…
Nick is on the Etherplan Team. Etherplan develops Smart Investment Plans (SIPs) on the Ethereum blockchain http://etherplan.com/
"Smart Investment Plans (SIPs) work like Merrill Lynch, Schwab, or Wealthfront, but are software programs that hold funds and are hosted on Ethereum instead of Wall Street."
http://etherplan.com/team
"Nick is a computer scientist, writer, and holds a JD degree from George Washington University Law School. He is known for his research in digital contracts and digital property.
The phrase and concept of “smart contracts” was developed by Nick with the goal of bringing contract law and practice to the design of electronic commerce protocols between strangers on the Internet.
In 1998 Nick developed a mechanism for a decentralized digital currency that he called “bit gold” which is a precursor to the Bitcoin architecture."
And the show itself… a must
https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/lets-talk-bitcoin-246-smart-contracts-with-nick-szabo
https://soundcloud.com/mindtomatter/ltb-e246-smart-contracts-with-nick-szabo
..................when ETH will be converted to BTC after the end of Sep.
?!?! ETH will be converted to BTC .......... 1 ETH=1 BTC ...?!?!?
You really got me laugh! Probably kidding! This is imposible! 
Everyone seems to be bearish on ETH. Do you think the Augur sale will cause ETH to crash when ETH will be converted to BTC after the end of Sep.
I am looking for some way to monitor my ETH miners.
Etherminer in Ubuntu does not show me either hashrate or temps on the gpu:s.
Is there any way to get this info shown in etherminer ?
Or is there some other way to monitor several rigs mining ETH.
Right now i just have the hashrate presented at the pool i am mining at.
Etherminer in Ubuntu does not show me either hashrate or temps on the gpu:s.
Is there any way to get this info shown in etherminer ?
Or is there some other way to monitor several rigs mining ETH.
Right now i just have the hashrate presented at the pool i am mining at.
https://github.com/sammy007/ether-proxy only if you will go solo.
Thanks.
I am looking for some way to monitor my ETH miners.
Etherminer in Ubuntu does not show me either hashrate or temps on the gpu:s.
Is there any way to get this info shown in etherminer ?
Or is there some other way to monitor several rigs mining ETH.
Right now i just have the hashrate presented at the pool i am mining at.
Etherminer in Ubuntu does not show me either hashrate or temps on the gpu:s.
Is there any way to get this info shown in etherminer ?
Or is there some other way to monitor several rigs mining ETH.
Right now i just have the hashrate presented at the pool i am mining at.
https://github.com/sammy007/ether-proxy only if you will go solo.
too much hashing power with nanopool and suprnova.
is there a list of mining pools? try to keep the mining power well-distributed for a stronger Ethereum.
is there a list of mining pools? try to keep the mining power well-distributed for a stronger Ethereum.
I am looking for some way to monitor my ETH miners.
Etherminer in Ubuntu does not show me either hashrate or temps on the gpu:s.
Is there any way to get this info shown in etherminer ?
Or is there some other way to monitor several rigs mining ETH.
Right now i just have the hashrate presented at the pool i am mining at.
Etherminer in Ubuntu does not show me either hashrate or temps on the gpu:s.
Is there any way to get this info shown in etherminer ?
Or is there some other way to monitor several rigs mining ETH.
Right now i just have the hashrate presented at the pool i am mining at.
I guess you are all right, it's just that i had a quick burst of good luck, mined 2 blocks in 2 days. And then i have been more than a week without a mined block.
That is very normal.
280x ? local-work 128, global 16384 ?
Introducing Ethereum's very own OneDice
From the maker's of OneEther, we're releasing a 5% dice address, as part of our release docs.
That's right. In a provably fair fashion, you can win up to 100 ETH on a single 5 ETH bet.
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It's really simple. Not to mention, we're giving you a bunch of handy Ethereum tools for free as part of our One.Ether platform.
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5%: 0x28aec3616234b4e3af83768e14474e4622a78a73
10%: 0x37497c3ce80933a1587dfb3b09d2b9ccf747b6ac
25%: 0x28a0e7b63f86a8aef8d5992cc9683840347a190a
50%: 0xe82363423b50711fbadf69c97d1380ffe17c35ec
75%: 0x3d98cda129757329c82edbc090234cfa77478dc1
90%: 0x3f1ab1b8a1b93a3735711b629b9b3d553496f547
Be an Ether hundredaire now.
From the maker's of OneEther, we're releasing a 5% dice address, as part of our release docs.
That's right. In a provably fair fashion, you can win up to 100 ETH on a single 5 ETH bet.
Go get your Ethers now!
http://oneether.com/dice
It's really simple. Not to mention, we're giving you a bunch of handy Ethereum tools for free as part of our One.Ether platform.
We have over 500 bets processed. Not a single payment missed. Check us out on our various Satoshi-dice style accounts. Get paid within a minute.
5%: 0x28aec3616234b4e3af83768e14474e4622a78a73
10%: 0x37497c3ce80933a1587dfb3b09d2b9ccf747b6ac
25%: 0x28a0e7b63f86a8aef8d5992cc9683840347a190a
50%: 0xe82363423b50711fbadf69c97d1380ffe17c35ec
75%: 0x3d98cda129757329c82edbc090234cfa77478dc1
90%: 0x3f1ab1b8a1b93a3735711b629b9b3d553496f547
Be an Ether hundredaire now.
I guess you are all right, it's just that i had a quick burst of good luck, mined 2 blocks in 2 days. And then i have been more than a week without a mined block.
Whats the general opinion on solo mining? if i don't need to cash out on ETH or pay electric bill, should i solo mine?
You should...to support the network then.
With the fast block time, I think it is an advantage for solo miners...
It depends. Strictly speaking, your expected value is higher solo mining. Pools decrease your variance at a small cut.
Whats the general opinion on solo mining? if i don't need to cash out on ETH or pay electric bill, should i solo mine?
Late announcement, but source code has been released for One Ether yesterday.
OneEther(http://oneether.com) is proud to release the source code to One Estimate (the simple ethereum profitability calculator), and One Unit (the simple Ethereum unit converter).
Source to One Estimate: https://github.com/OneEther/OneEstimate
Source to One Unit: https://github.com/OneEther/OneUnit
We are working hard to make the Ethereum community a better place and will be releasing more in the future!
OneEther is a full Ethereum platform including:
One Board: Ethereum Dashboard
One Chain: Ethereum Blockchain Explorer
One Dice: Ethereum Dice Game
One Estimate: Ethereum Profitability Calculator
One Pool: Ethereum Mining Pool
One Unit: Ethereum Currency Converter
Check us out: http://oneether.com
In the upcoming weeks, we are planning to release the source code for the rest of our platform. For a full release schedule, check out our release document.
OneEther(http://oneether.com) is proud to release the source code to One Estimate (the simple ethereum profitability calculator), and One Unit (the simple Ethereum unit converter).
Source to One Estimate: https://github.com/OneEther/OneEstimate
Source to One Unit: https://github.com/OneEther/OneUnit
We are working hard to make the Ethereum community a better place and will be releasing more in the future!
OneEther is a full Ethereum platform including:
One Board: Ethereum Dashboard
One Chain: Ethereum Blockchain Explorer
One Dice: Ethereum Dice Game
One Estimate: Ethereum Profitability Calculator
One Pool: Ethereum Mining Pool
One Unit: Ethereum Currency Converter
Check us out: http://oneether.com
In the upcoming weeks, we are planning to release the source code for the rest of our platform. For a full release schedule, check out our release document.
LOL the team use newbie accounts for masking up the lose of faith..
http://imgur.com/LCoKkSe
There is potential, but if the team panics, how solid is it?
Absolutely no clue what you're talking about. Newbie accounts? Every single miner and dice user is real.
Again, our promise remains the same. You make more money with our pool than anywhere else. We post shares in front of your eyes to see, and your balance increases each share.
Take our 2 minute challenge:
Point your miner(s) to http://oneether.com:8080?miner=ADDRESS
See your stats at http://oneether.com/pool/ADDRESS
You will know in 2 minutes whether you're making more or less than your current pool. If you're making less with us, which we highly doubt, then leave. We'll give you 5-10% more than most of the popular pools out there.
Found valid block via proxy, not accepted. Orphan ?
Is anybody found the blocks via proxy ?
Is anybody found the blocks via proxy ?
Found 8 blocks and 2 uncles so far. Was used to getting 5 eth or less mining on a pool before. So yeah, proxy is working.
Ok, thanks.
Found valid block via proxy, not accepted. Orphan ?
Is anybody found the blocks via proxy ?
Is anybody found the blocks via proxy ?
Found 8 blocks and 2 uncles so far. Was used to getting 5 eth or less mining on a pool before. So yeah, proxy is working.
Found valid block via proxy, not accepted. Orphan ?
Is anybody found the blocks via proxy ?
Is anybody found the blocks via proxy ?
Check your setup.
I asked others for the confirmation. People are usually testing themselves software in testnet and think that everything is ok, but practically is not.
It could be accepted valid block by wallet but not the network. It could be bug like recent in ccminer for the Lyra2re2 algo and VTC when block is found it crushed and not accepted etc.
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