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Title: a different idea.dev should look. Post by: jakals on January 07, 2016, 10:35:37 PM First of all hello.
you know mining bitcoin is adding a nonce number to the candidate block and taking the sha256 hash of it and comparing it with the target number. when we're making it we are always start from 0 but if we add the numbers randomly ? what will happen ? is not it affect block finding chance ? what do you think about this opinion ? Title: Re: a different idea.dev should look. Post by: kano on January 07, 2016, 11:41:08 PM no statistical difference
Title: Re: a different idea.dev should look. Post by: jakals on January 08, 2016, 12:14:15 AM no statistical difference I think there is.Think that i randomly chosen 798754 and it is maked block hash under the target.can't it happen? Title: Re: a different idea.dev should look. Post by: kano on January 08, 2016, 01:06:57 AM no statistical difference I think there is.Think that i randomly chosen 798754 and it is maked block hash under the target.can't it happen? Oh wait, no I don't. Oh well, seems "thinking something" doesn't make it true after all ... Title: Re: a different idea.dev should look. Post by: jakals on January 08, 2016, 06:58:46 AM no statistical difference I think there is.Think that i randomly chosen 798754 and it is maked block hash under the target.can't it happen? Oh wait, no I don't. Oh well, seems "thinking something" doesn't make it true after all ... you're sayin it but technically its possible.because you try a nonce. |