[ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 49.

ziiip

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Quote from: Pon13 on December 12, 2017, 07:04:47 AM

shiiiiaaat apart from the frequent disconnects, i'm losing shares as well (job not found) in all my miners. still under ddos? i dunno what to dooooo

If you are seeing a large number of rejected shares you need to reduce the threads your miner is using.

From time to time miners will submit invalid shares, but I do not see a dramatic increase in rejected shares on the pool at this time. Efficiency is above 99%

dga

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Quote from: dga on December 12, 2017, 10:50:00 AM

770 decimal digits a few days ago, blowing away the previous best by a pretty huge margin.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ric/block.dws?793872.htm

(Gatra, your idea of having periodic big blocks was awesome. :-)

From a PoW / chain research perspective, it'd be interesting if there was an elegant way of keeping the blockchain growing while work on the record block continued. *ponder* Maybe setting a "big block eligible" flag that gets cleared when the big block is found, but allowing normal-diff blocks to propagate at substantially reduced reward during the big block mining time?

Hm. Probably the easiest would be to allow 5-chains in some way to achieve the reduced diff. One could use a primecoin-style "fractional" amount, or a conventional hash-diff.
The latter is much easier to calibrate...

This is if you want a dense 5-chain, which seems like the most Riecoin-like solution (only look at the first 5 prime spots, ignore the 6th for this purpose):

P(6-chain at difficulty high) ~= 1/ln(hi) ^ 6 (targets 2h instead of 2.5min == 48x harder)

To equalize a 5-chain at high diff to low diff requires:
1/ln(hi) ^5 * frac = 1/ln(hi)^6 / 48
frac = 1 / (48 * ln(hi) )

Then frac just needs to be hash(entire output) has zeros in the first log2(1/frac) bits.

Giving those blocks a tiny block reward should be enough to incent releasing them while they're found incidental to searching for the 6-chain.

dga

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770 decimal digits a few days ago, blowing away the previous best by a pretty huge margin.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ric/block.dws?793872.htm

(Gatra, your idea of having periodic big blocks was awesome. :-)

From a PoW / chain research perspective, it'd be interesting if there was an elegant way of keeping the blockchain growing while work on the record block continued. *ponder* Maybe setting a "big block eligible" flag that gets cleared when the big block is found, but allowing normal-diff blocks to propagate at substantially reduced reward during the big block mining time?

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Quote from: ziiip on December 11, 2017, 10:55:53 PM

Quote from: Pon13 on December 11, 2017, 06:26:43 AM

I get a lot of connection timeout at ublock.it anyone with the same issues??

is everything alright with the pool ziiip ??

Pool has been under continuous ddos attack since Friday. This issue is being caused by upstream filtering, we are working with our upstream provider to resolve this.

You should be able to stay connected once you establish a session, sorry for the trouble. Never a dull moment on the Riecoin network. Tongue

shiiiiaaat apart from the frequent disconnects, i'm losing shares as well (job not found) in all my miners. still under ddos? i dunno what to dooooo

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Quote from: Pon13 on December 11, 2017, 06:26:43 AM

I get a lot of connection timeout at ublock.it anyone with the same issues??

is everything alright with the pool ziiip ??

Pool has been under continuous ddos attack since Friday. This issue is being caused by upstream filtering, we are working with our upstream provider to resolve this.

You should be able to stay connected once you establish a session, sorry for the trouble. Never a dull moment on the Riecoin network. Tongue

motionszabra

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I'm interesting to this project and i want to be a part of it. From which point i can start? I hope to answer me soon... Thanks!

Pon13

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I get a lot of connection timeout at ublock.it anyone with the same issues??

is everything alright with the pool ziiip ??

extravirgin

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ah! i missed the pump. could have sold my few coins for a nice change. anyway, its still worth twice what i paid two weeks ago. am selling

MasterQ

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Quote from: ?? on ??

At least, thanks to this buyer, Riecoin mining is even profitable now
But I hope for this person that he will not regret to stack a ton of worthless coins when the price will return to sub 10 cents or so
But why not after all, if this person actually thinks Riecoin will beat Bitcoin: "ASIC and FPGA proof! Better than Litecoin! Mine for math and not useless hashes, and moreover 0 fee transactions possible, so better than Bitcoin! Market cap should be 500 billion, price so cheap now, buy buy buy before it's too late!"

Currently a similar pump is occuring with Foldingcoin...

It is? How much would a L5420 CPU generate now

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Here we go, +85 % now...
And... as usual, crash in 3... 2... 1...

These pumps on Riecoin are massive every single time and they happen quite often it seems. Just crossed $15 m market cap!

samba001

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I am enjoying the current pump, but really not sure what's making to go so high within a day. Is there any official news announced to boost this pump. I am holding around 10000 RIC and booked the profit around 2750. I am looking to buy again around 1600 - 1900. All the best guys

MasterQ

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Here we go, +85 % now...
And... as usual, crash in 3... 2... 1...

Lol yea, guess Riecoin wont really get a nice sustained pump until the new "hype" coins are ones that have real world value.

dga

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Quote from: dga on December 03, 2017, 08:27:37 PM

Quote from: dga on December 02, 2017, 09:17:53 PM

But seriously, this is why I was happy putting work into the miner, even if real life has gotten in the way.

ok, new records at least inspire an hour of staring at the code and trying to further clean it up, if only so the legacy of Riecoin is that it leaves good software for finding prime clusters.

I've committed a small batch of fixes to the stratum branch that eliminate compiler warnings (you don't care about this) and fix a few very trivial memory leaks (you probably also don't care about this, but it would cause memory use to grow by perhaps a few megabytes per day on a long-running miner. If you ran for a year, you might notice the leaks.)

https://github.com/dave-andersen/fastrie/tree/stratum

Certainly nothing worth a version bump.

Also merged two outstanding pull requests for compilation fixes for Ubuntu and GCC 4.9 -- with thanks to @guytp on github for the improvements!

Ripped out a few hundred lines of old legacy code and eliminated more compiler warnings. This should at least make the codebase a little easier for other people to muck around in if people want to contribute improvements or optimizations. I'll keep poking at it for a few more days (semester is wrapping up), but will be mostly offline from mid-dec through January (rumor has it there's a baby arriving, of the human sort, not the cryptocurrency sort).

In case that was too subtle: Contributions to improve the miner welcomed, and I'll try to continue to make the codebase a bit more friendly (i.e., simpler) for them.

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Suddenly interest by Riecoin increased, I did well to have bought a few thousand in 802 sat! Now it's a matter of time for this sleeping giant to wake up! Is mining still profitable or is pool more interesting?

All the best miners are stratum miners. Xpoolx offers an option to use a stratum miner as a solo miner. But ublock (and probably xpoolx since the upgrades) now offer pooled rewards that would be consistent with solo mining, making it a bit of a moot point.

And yes - if you have spare CPU cycles, there's no other CPU-only coin I'd rather mine.

Dead Things

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With ublock and xpoolx doing good things, and dga sprinkling some more magic sauce on his miner, it's really starting to feel like this project is about to turn a corner. It's almost too bad gatra is otherwise occupied - I think he would have been thrilled at seeing this kind of community leadership, not to mention the recent 750+ digit find.

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This is really good news from xpoolx. Good to see other pools are following suit and helping to eliminate the selfish mining issues that have plagued this network for years.

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Hi All

Good news from XpoolX. We are looking for a long time at the impact of botnets on the trusted users and how they work so we finally developed an algorithm that detect the fake botnet shares and delete them. Now trusted users will receive all the coins them deserves and no more people will steal the coins, you will notice an increment of the coins per block inmediatelly.

We were looking too at the value of shares and adjusted the value of the shares to match with the power of miner, so now, the best hardware you use the most reward you receive.

Also we want to remember we have opened a solo mining pool with 5% fee (lesser than other solo mining pools) you can connect with this command line:
xptminer -m -o mining.xpoolx.com:9999 -t 8 -u WALLET_ADDRESS -p x

For now there isn't available a website to control the solo mining pool but it will be available in the next days.

Thank you for your support.

Dead Things

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Thanks dga! And also thanks for the reply to my PM. Sorry - no I haven't had a chance to try again with the new primesieve miner yet. Maybe this week...

dga

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Quote from: dga on December 02, 2017, 09:17:53 PM

But seriously, this is why I was happy putting work into the miner, even if real life has gotten in the way.

ok, new records at least inspire an hour of staring at the code and trying to further clean it up, if only so the legacy of Riecoin is that it leaves good software for finding prime clusters.

I've committed a small batch of fixes to the stratum branch that eliminate compiler warnings (you don't care about this) and fix a few very trivial memory leaks (you probably also don't care about this, but it would cause memory use to grow by perhaps a few megabytes per day on a long-running miner. If you ran for a year, you might notice the leaks.)

https://github.com/dave-andersen/fastrie/tree/stratum

Certainly nothing worth a version bump.

Also merged two outstanding pull requests for compilation fixes for Ubuntu and GCC 4.9 -- with thanks to @guytp on github for the improvements!

dga

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Quote from: Dead Things on December 02, 2017, 09:39:43 PM

Hip hop hooray! Broke the 750 digit barrier!

Awesome.

So, this exposes my lack of clue - who runs cryptoid.info, and do they want donations? I love that they host the RIC top list. (But, if course, if they're profitable I'd rather continue to ask people who use the miner to donate to Gatra.)

Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 49. (Read 685207 times)

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