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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 1974. (Read 5352097 times)

legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Thank you, now I see, it asked, I did not see it because the bottom of the site is very uncomfortable, move to the top if you can.
It's only there at the bottom in case someone wants to check their time vs the pool - once in a blue moon Smiley
It's also a bit out of space to fit it anywhere at the top.
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
On this page:

https://www.kano.is/index.php?k=shifts

we can see under "Rewards" numbers...
could you please explain a little...or say where I can find explanations?
thanks in advance.
Shift: shift name
Start UTC: shift start time
Length: length of shift
Your Diff: accepted difficulty you submitted in that shift
Inv Diff: invalid/stale difficulty you submitted in that shift
Avg Hs: the calculated hash rate for "Length" based on "Your Diff"
Shares: how many shares you had accepted in that shift
Avg Share: average difficulty of all shares submitted in that shift
Rewards: how many times this shift has been rewarded (so far) - 5 is the expected number once it gets below the red line
Rewarded*: what that amount actually is ... as per * at the bottom: "*The Rewarded value unit is satoshis per 1diff share"
PPS%: how that amount so far compares to 100% PPS

Normally, any shifts below the red line will get no more rewards.
Shift above the red line may get more depending upon when blocks are found
The norm is 5 rewards when pool luck is 100% ... though the average will actually be a little above 5 when pool luck is 100% since the PPLNS N is 5Nd plus a bit
legendary
Activity: 1778
Merit: 1026
Free WSPU2 Token or real dollars
On this page:

https://www.kano.is/index.php?k=shifts

we can see under "Rewards" numbers...
could you please explain a little...or say where I can find explanations?
thanks in advance.
member
Activity: 81
Merit: 10
Thank you, now I see, it asked, I did not see it because the bottom of the site is very uncomfortable, move to the top if you can.
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Question for kano, you can add the current time on the site kano.is? I can not see the difference in the time zone. Hard to quickly see the actual time of block.
The block time shown is UTC (that's the: +00)

If I was to use javascript to display that in your local timezone, then that would depend on the computer clock being correct and the system/browser settings being correct for everyone
Knowing it is UTC and (always) correct makes more sense to me Smiley

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Aside: 2 other times are shown at the bottom, but are pretty useless since most people should know the current time where they are and their timezone, so they are small Smiley

The current time on the site is in tiny text on the bottom left, and is, as it says, UTC
This should always be accurate, and also happens to match the correct time the 2FA uses of course.

Your browser time is on the bottom right in tiny text - which should match your time zone unless you messed up your computer clock or system/browser timezone setting some how.
member
Activity: 81
Merit: 10
Question for kano, you can add the current time on the site kano.is? I can not see the difference in the time zone. Hard to quickly see the actual time of block.
full member
Activity: 180
Merit: 100
I step out of the house for 30 minutes and the pool hits a block!  I guess I should step out more often  Cheesy

As long as you stepped out for eating some chicken... no problem.

Actually I did step out to pick up some herb roasted chicken...that is too funny!

And I had a spicy chicken sandwich from Chik-Fil-A today!  Guess that's my staple diet at work from now on.
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1032
Carl, aka Sonny :)
I step out of the house for 30 minutes and the pool hits a block!  I guess I should step out more often  Cheesy

As long as you stepped out for eating some chicken... no problem.

Actually I did step out to pick up some herb roasted chicken...that is too funny!
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1124
I step out of the house for 30 minutes and the pool hits a block!  I guess I should step out more often  Cheesy

As long as you stepped out for eating some chicken... no problem.
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1032
Carl, aka Sonny :)
I step out of the house for 30 minutes and the pool hits a block!  I guess I should step out more often  Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1124
full member
Activity: 180
Merit: 100
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
just a word on the payoutsystem from me:
I stop mining now on Kano because of the electricity price I got.
Yet, I still receive a payout, every block a little less.
Let me say, I am verry happy with that system and yes, I also needed
time and read what kano writes to understand what's behind it.
If somebody want a change, go to the pool where ist is as you like it.

Thank you Kano for your Pool! If the sun is out here again in the next year, my solar will power the
miner and I am back @ Kano.is

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Yes, I still try to get a block on ck.solo for shure.

Yeah the last payout (386503) was:
Code:
PPLNS Wanted: 363,613,903,212.7
PPLNS Used: 364,000,750,084.0
Elapsed Time: 7d 22hr 5m 22s
Network Difficulty: 72722780642.547180
i.e. any shares in that range got another reward.

(Edit: actually thanks to the luck of 386503 being so quick, it rewarded back to the same shift as 386502 did, so any shares back in that range got 2 more rewards, one from 386503 and one from 386502 - of course shares in the shift that found 386503 were after 386502 and only got 1 of those 2 rewards)

That's getting shorter now with the higher pool hash rate - thanks to canaan Cheesy
Since of course the 5Nd+ shares arrive faster with a higher hash rate.
But that also means the average expected block time is shorter also.
Yep it all evens out statistically, just can't control that random block finding part of the luck Smiley
legendary
Activity: 2483
Merit: 1482
-> morgen, ist heute, schon gestern <-
just a word on the payoutsystem from me:
I stop mining now on Kano because of the electricity price I got.
Yet, I still receive a payout, every block a little less.
Let me say, I am verry happy with that system and yes, I also needed
time and read what kano writes to understand what's behind it.
If somebody want a change, go to the pool where ist is as you like it.

Thank you Kano for your Pool! If the sun is out here again in the next year, my solar will power the
miner and I am back @ Kano.is

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Yes, I still try to get a block on ck.solo for shure.
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
... and just to point out about the earlier eloipool comment in there ...
kano.is is above them on the pool block change comparison and has stayed that way for a while Smiley
(full available txn blocks here on a block change vs always empty blocks at eloipool on a block change)
Payouts 386502 and 386503 sent
82b7642ae22d87408c7b613cf1ba76cc88a48c1b40be75310e0793e8ee66bce3
fdf87d0c358a856e323fddcab8e2fb0ce98b56173271c8a6ecc050379d040055
and confirmed

Thanks for the updates Kano
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
... and just to point out about the earlier eloipool comment in there ...
kano.is is above them on the pool block change comparison and has stayed that way for a while Smiley
(full available txn blocks here on a block change vs always empty blocks at eloipool on a block change)
Payouts 386502 and 386503 sent
82b7642ae22d87408c7b613cf1ba76cc88a48c1b40be75310e0793e8ee66bce3
fdf87d0c358a856e323fddcab8e2fb0ce98b56173271c8a6ecc050379d040055
and confirmed
-ck
legendary
Activity: 4088
Merit: 1631
Ruu \o/
@ck - On a serious note, very nice.  Guess I'll have to work on one-upping you later on to get Eligius back to the top of that list while still doing full validation Smiley
Don't worry, when I remove the 0txn blockchange templates shortly you can move ahead in marketing once more - but if you're still behind then, especially considering my entire pool and bitcoind run on a 4 vcpu 4Gb ram vps...

Nah, it'll be fine.  Presumably you'd be back at work change speeds at least about where kano is now, which is behind me on average.  I still have a hundred ms or so of speedup possible with my proxy, too, that I haven't had time to code.

As long as my changes are on par with the top full-validating pools, I don't really care much.  I'm not into marketing. Tongue
Solo is back to creating full sized blocks on blockchanges (up to 1MB). Kano doesn't have half the code I used on solo but he has MUCH more horsepower at his disposal.
Latest optimisations I added to solo should embarrass every true pool which does full verification now and non-empty block generation. I'll slowly channel the changes to kano after confirming code safety too...
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
We've been on a roll recently.  More blocks please!!

As to Nutty's conversation, I appreciate where you're coming from but at this pool in Kano's eyes - everyone is worth the same since they all contributed.  I don't mind it and wouldn't mind it if I had the least hash or the most.  I'm just happy to have a place where the owner is open / transparent and more than willing to explain his way of thinking when asked.
legendary
Activity: 1274
Merit: 1000
Uhmmm...THERE'S Your BACK..2..Back!!! Cheesy
That's a sure fire way to avoid an orphan, solve the very next block and included the previous solve in it!  Well done, kano.is!

Don't understand though why someone that HUGE would even use a pool at all..
Bitmain uses a pool and look how HUGE they are.  Pools reduce variance, it almost always makes more financial sense to mine in a pool.
newbie
Activity: 49
Merit: 0
Well ... the miner who found the first of the 2 blocks ... hopped in for a short while, found a block, then hopped back out.


Yes, that was very sweet...    Don't understand though why someone that HUGE would even use a pool at all..   I mean, you give your software away....   Or maybe he was popping over from your software on a reboot of his server.
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