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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1216. (Read 5352229 times)

legendary
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Block by xxcsu with 64TH/s!  Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block!  This is our 4th of the day!  Cheesy


at 39PH, 4 blocks with 10 hours to go UTC - impressive!
legendary
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Carl, aka Sonny :)
Block by xxcsu with 64TH/s!  Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block!  This is our 4th of the day!  Cheesy
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
legendary
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Block (and payouts) by altonoff
Rem block Smiley http://bdn.i.ntere.st/p/21156277/image

....a few back to back blocks now will be super!

absolutely - I'm shutting down while I travel from Thurs - so you can bet they will happen after that...................
legendary
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Block (and payouts) by altonoff
Rem block Smiley http://bdn.i.ntere.st/p/21156277/image

....a few back to back blocks now will be super!
legendary
Activity: 4634
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
legendary
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For those of you who host your miners, what's the consensus on Cryptoboreas in Labrador? Any issues with them connecting to Kano? Wanna make sure everything is legit and kosher before I send out my miners.

I've had four machines hosted at Cryptoboreas since early March and it's been a positive experience. I was initially skeptical about having machines collocated at a facility that I didn't have VPN access to, but since their power cost is so low and Alan has overwhelmingly positive feedback I bit the bullet. If, for whatever reason, Bitmain decides to drop their prices or Avalon can produce a reasonable alternative asic, I'll be sending new machines up there.

My personal experience is excellent. Alan and his partner are really good people. Most of my fire power is with them and it's been for over a year now.
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For those of you who host your miners, what's the consensus on Cryptoboreas in Labrador? Any issues with them connecting to Kano? Wanna make sure everything is legit and kosher before I send out my miners.

I've had four machines hosted at Cryptoboreas since early March and it's been a positive experience. I was initially skeptical about having machines collocated at a facility that I didn't have VPN access to, but since their power cost is so low and Alan has overwhelmingly positive feedback I bit the bullet. If, for whatever reason, Bitmain decides to drop their prices or Avalon can produce a reasonable alternative asic, I'll be sending new machines up there.
legendary
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Someone just hit a block on the solo pool...woo-hoo! Cool

EDIT: It occurred to me that we may not hear anything from Canaan until after the China holiday...
legendary
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Carl, aka Sonny :)
Block by victor889 with 23TH/s!  Welcome to the Acclaim Board with your 1st Kano block!  This is our 2nd block of the day!  Cheesy Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 4634
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I wouldn't mind a quick series of 10 (5%) blocks to make up for the crappy luck. Cheesy

THIS - look up above
Yeah, but the problem is that even if we have almost always jumped back with 'reversing' good luck after bad, that's actually not statistically expected.
The statistical expectation is always 100%
What that means is we expect to always converge back to 100%
Good luck doesn't mean we expect bad luck to follow, nor the reverse, bad luck doesn't expect good luck to follow.
Statistically, we always expect average luck to follow, here and every other pool.

Of course what does follow is random ... but that's a completely different thing ... called hindsight Smiley

Edit: but yes I still spend the same amount of effort, each time I'm processing payouts, checking for problems with miners ...

Edit2: and luck being luck ... oh well, 2 close ones in the last 16 hours (UTC times)
Code:
[2016-10-02 22:18:10.811+00] Share (432572) ok Diff 95.2% (229666148353/241227200230.0) cl4ud1u Pool 780678214289.0 781G 323.63%
[2016-10-03 13:12:31.985+00] Share (432658) ok Diff 98.6% (237952909840/241227200230.0) citronick Pool 312483746967.0 312G 129.54%

Edit3: I've added to my todo list a page to show share stats in the last 24hrs and maybe longer depending on how much data it takes to keep a week's worth of high diff shares e.g. something like 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 90%, 100%+ (=blocks)
and also to add statistics about the numbers expected per diff change - the most relevant being how many blocks we expected per diff change (and up to now) vs how many found.
The changes I'm leading into at the moment relating to having distributed ckdb's, requires a change that will easily lead to having these numbers available - whereas to show them at the moment would require more ram storage (of the data that is already there, just not summarised)
legendary
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I wouldn't mind a quick series of 10 (5%) blocks to make up for the crappy luck. Cheesy

THIS - look up above
sr. member
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I wouldn't mind a quick series of 10 (5%) blocks to make up for the crappy luck. Cheesy
hero member
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I'm in BTC XTC
tich13 punching out 2 of the last 3 blocks!   Now that's totally the chit!!  Grin
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Jack of all trades, master of none.
legendary
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legendary
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Ahhh, I figured out how to do it in the forum! After the opening img tag, add the size, width and height like so "[i mg width=100 height=100]", then the image link, then the closing tag. "[/img]"
Geez...that's too easy.

And in keeping with the animals sighting in...

legendary
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legendary
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