Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1264. (Read 5352633 times)
August 24, 2016, 01:01:55 PM
Well, let's see...I gotta go to Home Depot after the audiologist for a couple of micro-USB cables for the Raspberry Pi's...maybe that'll be good for a block or two. I couldn't grind a stump if my life depended on it.
August 24, 2016, 12:34:56 PM
Man, I had to sleep in this morning...I was totally exhausted from the stump grinding work I did all day yesterday. It's good to see the 2 blocks overnight! Good job 18EirzXnr and kranium! 
I rented a stump grinder from home depot about 6 months ago.... I think I'm still sore from the lashing it gave me.
That's where I rented mine also...I can barely walk today! They had a larger self-propelled model but I was too cheap to pay the extra $100. The 13 HP model did the job but it I had to endure about 10 hours of pure physical beating to get it done. It was funny how every time I went out to use it we hit blocks!
August 24, 2016, 11:58:58 AM
Man, I had to sleep in this morning...I was totally exhausted from the stump grinding work I did all day yesterday. It's good to see the 2 blocks overnight! Good job 18EirzXnr and kranium!
I rented a stump grinder from home depot about 6 months ago.... I think I'm still sore from the lashing it gave me.
August 24, 2016, 11:48:56 AM
Man, I had to sleep in this morning...I was totally exhausted from the stump grinding I did all day yesterday. It's good to see the 2 blocks overnight!
Go grind more stumps. It seems to bring us good luck
August 24, 2016, 11:48:13 AM
Man, I had to sleep in this morning...I was totally exhausted from the stump grinding work I did all day yesterday. It's good to see the 2 blocks overnight! Good job 18EirzXnr and kranium!
August 24, 2016, 11:48:10 AM
Positive energy from me today. Let the blocks roll in.
August 24, 2016, 11:40:02 AM
I do like waking up to a block or two...or three...or...
Waiting on my next A6 that shipped. This one seems really sensitive to being physically moved once it's hashing...disconnects, reconnects, etc. when there doesn't appear to be any problem with connections, etc. Interesting. Solution...just don't move it.
Waiting on my next A6 that shipped. This one seems really sensitive to being physically moved once it's hashing...disconnects, reconnects, etc. when there doesn't appear to be any problem with connections, etc. Interesting. Solution...just don't move it.
August 24, 2016, 09:06:03 AM
I'm a little late but let's hear it for kranium using their electronic head to crack the last block! Schweet!
August 24, 2016, 07:41:42 AM
Hmm, quiet again - another block by kranium again 
August 24, 2016, 04:02:38 AM
I haven't look at it, and I can't stand a language that decides code execution based on invisible characters ... so I avoid python completely ... and no that's not a complaint about your code Just thought I'd mention that
Just thought I'd mention that +1 on Python's idiotic reliance on indentation for delineating code blocks. Makes it a pain to copy and insert code from other developers because some (the right thinking ones) use tabs and others (the wrong thinking ones) use spaces. Yeah, I come down on the tab side in that religious war
What's wrong with using explicit characters, like braces, for code blocks for crap's sake?
But even with pain in the ass of having to entab and normalize text more often than I'd like, I find Python too damn useful for small scale needs. It's great for limited scripts and glue between other tools. More often than not I start writing what I thought would be a simple script in Bash, then I get over some number lines or need to do anything complex then wish I'd used Python.
That said I'm glad you're not using Python for this pool. I assume that it's all compiled C, and it shows.
I recently started running a proxy and it's really interesting what you see in the logs. Kano.is and the ck solo pool are both rock solid on the connection front. Literally zero disconnects.
F2Pool (which I have as a third backup) shows something like 40 disconnects a day. Some other pools that I won't mention seem similarly shaky.
Running a proxy has been very eye opening...
If you set our pool as your third priority it is normal to have disconnect every half an hour or so because you are not submitting shares so that your connection's priority will be reduced and it may be seen as dead connection by the server as well.
So you're saying that if I was submitting shares your pool would appear to suck less.
Maybe. But then there's the empty blocks and whatnot.
That's expected to pay less, not luck based at all
They pay under 100% PPS coz they take away fees from the PPS miners.
Here we are EXPECTED to pay OVER 100% PPS.
But lots of people are stupid enough to mine there, so, I guess that's their problem for wanting to be paid less than mining here
August 24, 2016, 12:38:11 AM
So a block happened whole 18 minutes ago and no one mentioned it!
Block!
Well it's a quiet time of the UTC - though I know about it before anyone but the person who found it could know about it and report them in irc as I did with that one Block!
August 24, 2016, 12:17:31 AM
I haven't look at it, and I can't stand a language that decides code execution based on invisible characters ... so I avoid python completely ... and no that's not a complaint about your code Just thought I'd mention that
Just thought I'd mention that +1 on Python's idiotic reliance on indentation for delineating code blocks. Makes it a pain to copy and insert code from other developers because some (the right thinking ones) use tabs and others (the wrong thinking ones) use spaces. Yeah, I come down on the tab side in that religious war
What's wrong with using explicit characters, like braces, for code blocks for crap's sake?
But even with pain in the ass of having to entab and normalize text more often than I'd like, I find Python too damn useful for small scale needs. It's great for limited scripts and glue between other tools. More often than not I start writing what I thought would be a simple script in Bash, then I get over some number lines or need to do anything complex then wish I'd used Python.
That said I'm glad you're not using Python for this pool. I assume that it's all compiled C, and it shows.
I recently started running a proxy and it's really interesting what you see in the logs. Kano.is and the ck solo pool are both rock solid on the connection front. Literally zero disconnects.
F2Pool (which I have as a third backup) shows something like 40 disconnects a day. Some other pools that I won't mention seem similarly shaky.
Running a proxy has been very eye opening...
If you set our pool as your third priority it is normal to have disconnect every half an hour or so because you are not submitting shares so that your connection's priority will be reduced and it may be seen as dead connection by the server as well.
So you're saying that if I was submitting shares your pool would appear to suck less.
Maybe. But then there's the empty blocks and whatnot.
August 24, 2016, 12:15:01 AM
So a block happened whole 18 minutes ago and no one mentioned it!
Block!
Block!
August 23, 2016, 11:50:24 PM
I haven't look at it, and I can't stand a language that decides code execution based on invisible characters ... so I avoid python completely ... and no that's not a complaint about your code Just thought I'd mention that
Just thought I'd mention that +1 on Python's idiotic reliance on indentation for delineating code blocks. Makes it a pain to copy and insert code from other developers because some (the right thinking ones) use tabs and others (the wrong thinking ones) use spaces. Yeah, I come down on the tab side in that religious war
What's wrong with using explicit characters, like braces, for code blocks for crap's sake?
But even with pain in the ass of having to entab and normalize text more often than I'd like, I find Python too damn useful for small scale needs. It's great for limited scripts and glue between other tools. More often than not I start writing what I thought would be a simple script in Bash, then I get over some number lines or need to do anything complex then wish I'd used Python.
That said I'm glad you're not using Python for this pool. I assume that it's all compiled C, and it shows.
I recently started running a proxy and it's really interesting what you see in the logs. Kano.is and the ck solo pool are both rock solid on the connection front. Literally zero disconnects.
F2Pool (which I have as a third backup) shows something like 40 disconnects a day. Some other pools that I won't mention seem similarly shaky.
Running a proxy has been very eye opening...
If you set our pool as your third priority it is normal to have disconnect every half an hour or so because you are not submitting shares so that your connection's priority will be reduced and it may be seen as dead connection by the server as well.
August 23, 2016, 08:51:50 PM
Sorry for the offtopic, but because some of you are talking about avalons, I was thinking in getting one.
In a scale from 1 to S7, how loud are these?
In a scale from 1 to S7, how loud are these?
I just bought one, and it is MUCH quieter than either the 1 or 2-fan S7s I had here.
EDIT: It's even quieter than the pair of S3s that are still running right below it.
August 23, 2016, 07:32:17 PM
Yeah, smth is going on there in China. Canaan Creative now has a new owner as far as I understand... http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-mining-asic-acquired-avalon/
August 23, 2016, 07:25:41 PM
Avalon 6 is quieter and less nasty pitch.
I am on iPad so linking to my threads on the Avalon 6 threads is not easy.
The delta fan s-6 was pretty quiet
The newer fan was louder.
I got a case of very good sub fans that worked Sanyo ace
I am on iPad so linking to my threads on the Avalon 6 threads is not easy.
The delta fan s-6 was pretty quiet
The newer fan was louder.
I got a case of very good sub fans that worked Sanyo ace
Thanks Phil, as a previous owner of S1s, S3s, SP20 and Dell server psus I though the s7 was another kinda loud miner, but damn, it is more louder and dangerous, my house can't stand it.
August 23, 2016, 06:45:03 PM
Sorry for the offtopic, but because some of you are talking about avalons, I was thinking in getting one.
In a scale from 1 to S7, how loud are these?
In a scale from 1 to S7, how loud are these?
Avalon 6 is quieter and less nasty pitch.
I am on iPad so linking to my threads on the Avalon 6 threads is not easy.
The delta fan s-6 was pretty quiet
The newer fan was louder.
I got a case of very good sub fans that worked Sanyo ace
August 23, 2016, 06:27:10 PM
Sorry for the offtopic, but because some of you are talking about avalons, I was thinking in getting one.
In a scale from 1 to S7, how loud are these?
In a scale from 1 to S7, how loud are these?
August 23, 2016, 05:08:05 PM
Personally I wish the block statistics was based on the current time, not the last block time.
For example, right now, it says we got 5 blocks in 6.7 hrs which looks great and is nice shiny green. But it hides the fact we haven't really had a block for 14 hrs and it has been over 20 hrs since that 5th block was mined.
For example, right now, it says we got 5 blocks in 6.7 hrs which looks great and is nice shiny green. But it hides the fact we haven't really had a block for 14 hrs and it has been over 20 hrs since that 5th block was mined.
Meh. An unhealthy obsession with short-term statistics is a frustrating game. Are you going to pool hop based on 1 or 5 day luck?
Was great when we were up 108% or so long-term, for sure, but I've not seen evidence of a change in policy/practice/management that makes me think that something is fundamentally different and now wrong with the pool.
Steady on...
I don't believe there is anything there is indicate an unhealthy obsession with short term statistics or pool hopping. I simply made a comment that I felt that the current displayed statistics could be improved if they were based on the current time rather than the time the last block was found. You are certainly free to express your own opinion.
I don't deal in predicting the future, that block doesn't exist yet, so it's not shown as a block anywhere.
(Edit: and block times are how long they took to find, not how long since they were found)
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