Hello,
I am a US economist with bachelors degrees in Economics and Psychology, a Master's degree in Operations Research/Statistics, with an MBA finishing up this Spring.
I have been watching this project for some time, and I think that I can help BitCoin overcome its current and future challenges. A currency with the properties of BTC presents many excellent opportunities for new businesses, macroeconomic insights, tracing the public's adoption of a new idea, etc.
Hoping to get out of the newbies box ASAP so I can do something a little more technical...getting people around here to stop complaining about "deflation" (with a funny video or graphic or something) would be quite an accomplishment (alas, the decentralized BTC relies too much on "network externalities" for us to abandon the public education/marketing campaign any time soon).
(The way things have been going here in the states, though, people will be complaining plenty about INflation in the near future)!
: )
-AI
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This really helped me out great information!
Greetings!
I've always been interested in software and hardware, cryptography, etc so here i am.
Hopefully will learn new stuff, and be able to mine enough to pay for the electric bill (yeah, prices in EU rly suck!
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Cheers!
I've always been interested in software and hardware, cryptography, etc so here i am.
Hopefully will learn new stuff, and be able to mine enough to pay for the electric bill (yeah, prices in EU rly suck!
)Cheers!
Hi all. I've been reading posts here for about four months. Figured I should finally get things in order so I can post.
WP
WP
Hi, newbie here from "sunny" London. I've done a fair bit of reading before even taking the plunge.
Hi everyone, i'm new guy come from sunshine country.
cbfuk, in sunny New Zealand
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Ok, so im the text-book definition of Newb, nublet, noobie, newbie and any derivative therein....So, i was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to a guide maybe built for someone new to the culture of bitcoins in its entirety? Maybe a bit less technical stuff to start out with? It would probably help significantly in getting someone as new as myself started!! Thanks!
Hello everyone! I'm new around here, not very new to BTC (relatively). I've been mining since early 2011, but recently got into p2pool mining. I'm very happy that there is a dedicated forum for bitcoin, and I'm glad to be here.
Welcome to bitcoin
Hello everyone! I'm new around here, not very new to BTC (relatively). I've been mining since early 2011, but recently got into p2pool mining. I'm very happy that there is a dedicated forum for bitcoin, and I'm glad to be here.
I learned about Bitcoin few months ago. Just recently decided (finally) to take part in it.
Good luck mate. A bit hello to everyone here, and to the poster above, yep cheese is good.. it really is all about the cheese.
bye and thanks for the fish
* bitcowok heads over to the fpga threads.
bye and thanks for the fish
Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Yes. +1 respect
Hello everyone, some of you may know me from the IRC channel, Posted on the forum before and now I can't post thanks to the new rule, 
Oh well, wandering the newcomers forum till I can post
Oh well, wandering the newcomers forum till I can post
A bit hello to everyone here, and to the poster above, yep cheese is good.. it really is all about the cheese.
bye and thanks for the fish
* bitcowok heads over to the fpga threads.
bye and thanks for the fish
hmm been waiting for someone to post, to break up my posts a bit... oh well.
my problems should be solved in one more post i believe.
my problems should be solved in one more post i believe.
To be honest, every time i've wanted to reply (and couldnt due to having 0 posts), I've done a few basic checks (logged in? etc) and then scratched my head and moved on. It would be a good idea IMO to put a *very* bold and prominant message on new user signups, to let people know why there wont be a "reply" button until they make 5 posts.
Oh yes, i've been lurking a very long time.....
Another miner from Oz here, running with x6500's.
Hi all.
Hi all.
Hello everyone!
Just now started learning about bitcoins and bitcoin mining. Still have a lot of un-answered questions but I have all night to read up on it and get everything set up on my rig for GPU mining. Better get started on that now.
Just now started learning about bitcoins and bitcoin mining. Still have a lot of un-answered questions but I have all night to read up on it and get everything set up on my rig for GPU mining. Better get started on that now.
I've been lurking for a long while now....to the point I don't feel new, so posting here due to restrictions.
I have (4) 5970's and (1) 6950. From my experience Windows 7 with 8 GPU's and various drivers from 11.6 to 12.1 did not yield as high of a hashrate of just 2 5970's or 4 GPU's. Overclocked them to 830/300 getting 386 m/hash per core. If I put all 4 5970's in place with same settings hash rate is around 200 per core with I9 cgminer not sure what the difference would be. Not the power supply, running 1300 watt single rail with powered extenders in open frame rig. The only way I could get more out of the 4 5970's is to use -I d switch with cgminer but that only got me to 340 per core so decided to put only 2 cards in place per mainboard.
Fun times.....
I have (4) 5970's and (1) 6950. From my experience Windows 7 with 8 GPU's and various drivers from 11.6 to 12.1 did not yield as high of a hashrate of just 2 5970's or 4 GPU's. Overclocked them to 830/300 getting 386 m/hash per core. If I put all 4 5970's in place with same settings hash rate is around 200 per core with I9 cgminer not sure what the difference would be. Not the power supply, running 1300 watt single rail with powered extenders in open frame rig. The only way I could get more out of the 4 5970's is to use -I d switch with cgminer but that only got me to 340 per core so decided to put only 2 cards in place per mainboard.
Fun times.....
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