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But to have it automated would be good. My coding skills are really poor a C- at best. More like a D+
No problem. I code for living so I'm sure we can make this work Phil, what I'm thinking is you'd have the master text file that would list the club members' worker addresses. When a change needs to be made, you'd edit the file and then post it. I can probably provide a simple bash script to do the posting to make that easier. Periodically the notification script would run and get a fresh copy of the posted list via http. I assume Steve's IRC bot can do the same. The effect is that changes would be automatically propagated. Anyone else who wants to see the list can just click on the link in their browser, or use the IRC bot, which would show the latest stats. Sound good? The question is where to post the list. I played around with Dropbox, but in order to support raw files they employ a redirect, which is kind of a pain. Unless someone has another idea, it back to looking like the simplest way to do this is going to be for me to set up a VM Web server that supports receiving the file from Phil.
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September 26, 2015, 11:52:55 PM |
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But if you're looking for a current display of the club members and their stats, doesn't TheRealSteve's IRC bot provide that?
pretty much, might depend a bit on exact needs. Right now it gets current stats every 15 minutes, but only publishes if the worker/donator's hash rate varies by 10% or over (either way). When a block is found, it prints out a list of all the hash rates. I'd have to check if I'm still using the 1d average there or the 7d average. Could easily make it on-demand, though.. right now there's already a '!stats [worker]'. If we've got several different ways at getting at the data, then there are several different people managing the list of workers and keeping it current.
Maybe what we need is a shared text file (something easily parseable, like one worker address per line) that one person (probably Phil) can post somewhere and the other consumers can access. If that existed, I could extend the script to dynamically get the worker list from this posted text file. TheRealSteve could probably do the same with his IRC bot. Yep - I had initially planned to grab the first post in this thread and parse that, but the formatting and assumptions needing to be made (mostly in terms of stick vs donator; not all the worker names include 'stick' or 'donat' to easily sort that out) threw me off Originally I thought the text file would be unformatted with one worker address per line. But if you need to tell donation addresses from regular ones, then maybe we need a simple JSON format that separates the categories. That means Phil would have to be careful to add addresses to the right places. But I'm sure he's edited tons of config files in the past, so this would be no different.
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September 27, 2015, 01:16:42 AM |
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Donation vs sticks matters in that only the 'sticks' actually partake (at least in this round) should this club hit a block, the donation ones are just that, donation. Mostly up to phil - I really wouldn't mind a fixed forum post (e.g. the first post), if phil's most comfortable with that.. should be able to get the bot to parse it out, at least as long as it's somewhat consistent (again, e.g. "philipma1957s7" isn't clear if that's a stick or donation, from a bot's perspective - could assume anything that isn't 'stick' is donation, but then there's e.g. "kipper01") - json is cleaner, but might not exactly be second nature to him
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September 27, 2015, 03:12:50 AM |
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Donation vs sticks matters in that only the 'sticks' actually partake (at least in this round) should this club hit a block, the donation ones are just that, donation. Mostly up to phil - I really wouldn't mind a fixed forum post (e.g. the first post), if phil's most comfortable with that.. should be able to get the bot to parse it out, at least as long as it's somewhat consistent (again, e.g. "philipma1957s7" isn't clear if that's a stick or donation, from a bot's perspective - could assume anything that isn't 'stick' is donation, but then there's e.g. "kipper01") - json is cleaner, but might not exactly be second nature to him will try to get a sorted neat list out on the top page want to be loose and easy the first 30 days so you can donate and get a share. we are 11-26 15 days in. I am tired and it is late but I put a list up (mistakes may be in it) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1177508.msg12393719#msg12393719let me know what needs adjustment
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September 27, 2015, 04:37:26 AM |
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But to have it automated would be good. My coding skills are really poor a C- at best. More like a D+
No problem. I code for living so I'm sure we can make this work Phil, what I'm thinking is you'd have the master text file that would list the club members' worker addresses. When a change needs to be made, you'd edit the file and then post it. I can probably provide a simple bash script to do the posting to make that easier. Periodically the notification script would run and get a fresh copy of the posted list via http. I assume Steve's IRC bot can do the same. The effect is that changes would be automatically propagated. Anyone else who wants to see the list can just click on the link in their browser, or use the IRC bot, which would show the latest stats. Sound good? The question is where to post the list. I played around with Dropbox, but in order to support raw files they employ a redirect, which is kind of a pain. Unless someone has another idea, it back to looking like the simplest way to do this is going to be for me to set up a VM Web server that supports receiving the file from Phil. Thanks for all your work I like the idea of a HTTP site that you can click and see stats. I know it must be a good amount of work going on to get it. On the HTTP think we could see a time period? Not sure how long is best if a week (I was thinking month but that might be cluttered). Make it where it updates at a certain time of day. So maybe show user - then one week showing the hashrate1d for previous 7 days.
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September 27, 2015, 11:40:22 AM |
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@ aarons6 thanks
All all members hash is up for sunday westhash order #F #647994 should last for 6 hours
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September 27, 2015, 12:15:28 PM |
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Mine are back up. The power company decided to make changes and shutdown some parts of their grid... lucky me I was one of the ones with it off.
But back up now and usb's are hashing away.
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September 27, 2015, 02:08:45 PM |
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Donation vs sticks matters in that only the 'sticks' actually partake (at least in this round) should this club hit a block, the donation ones are just that, donation. Mostly up to phil - I really wouldn't mind a fixed forum post (e.g. the first post), if phil's most comfortable with that.. should be able to get the bot to parse it out, at least as long as it's somewhat consistent (again, e.g. "philipma1957s7" isn't clear if that's a stick or donation, from a bot's perspective - could assume anything that isn't 'stick' is donation, but then there's e.g. "kipper01") - json is cleaner, but might not exactly be second nature to him will try to get a sorted neat list out on the top page want to be loose and easy the first 30 days so you can donate and get a share. we are 11-26 15 days in. OK. We'll keep things simple and as-is for now. We can figure something out that works for everyone once we're on the other side of the 30 days. In the meantime, I'll give this some more thought. But I'm back to thinking that a shared dropbox link of an unformatted text file is the simplest approach. It's easy to share the file for editing. And following redirects in Python is no problem, so the notification script can easily read a dropbox file. Under the hood, I might use a list like this myself just to make it easier to update my instance of the notification script. I can share the link with TheRealSteve if he's interested. Anyway, we can return to this when the time is right... In the meantime, I finally got my Y connectors and time to use them. Yesterday I doubled the output of my 2 sticks to a whopping 33.8 GH/s!
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Donation vs sticks matters in that only the 'sticks' actually partake (at least in this round) should this club hit a block, the donation ones are just that, donation. Mostly up to phil - I really wouldn't mind a fixed forum post (e.g. the first post), if phil's most comfortable with that.. should be able to get the bot to parse it out, at least as long as it's somewhat consistent (again, e.g. "philipma1957s7" isn't clear if that's a stick or donation, from a bot's perspective - could assume anything that isn't 'stick' is donation, but then there's e.g. "kipper01") - json is cleaner, but might not exactly be second nature to him will try to get a sorted neat list out on the top page want to be loose and easy the first 30 days so you can donate and get a share. we are 11-26 15 days in. OK. We'll keep things simple and as-is for now. We can figure something out that works for everyone once we're on the other side of the 30 days. In the meantime, I'll give this some more thought. But I'm back to thinking that a shared dropbox link of an unformatted text file is the simplest approach. It's easy to share the file for editing. And following redirects in Python is no problem, so the notification script can easily read a dropbox file. Under the hood, I might use a list like this myself just to make it easier to update my instance of the notification script. I can share the link with TheRealSteve if he's interested. Anyway, we can return to this when the time is right... In the meantime, I finally got my Y connectors and time to use them. Yesterday I doubled the output of my 2 sticks to a whopping 33.8 GH/s! Yea it looks like they can OC from 8 pretty nicely. I'm still working on my setup to OC them. The only thing I think for sure we should keep is base hash power on sticks not donation if we ever did hit a block. I'm not sure how to do it fairly but donation count to somehow. As it's awesome of Phil to do so much donation hash. Just don't want it where big hashing machines crush the stick ratio. One S3 even is a lot of sticks. Again none of this matters till after first 30 day's.
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Donation vs sticks matters in that only the 'sticks' actually partake (at least in this round) should this club hit a block, the donation ones are just that, donation. Mostly up to phil - I really wouldn't mind a fixed forum post (e.g. the first post), if phil's most comfortable with that.. should be able to get the bot to parse it out, at least as long as it's somewhat consistent (again, e.g. "philipma1957s7" isn't clear if that's a stick or donation, from a bot's perspective - could assume anything that isn't 'stick' is donation, but then there's e.g. "kipper01") - json is cleaner, but might not exactly be second nature to him will try to get a sorted neat list out on the top page want to be loose and easy the first 30 days so you can donate and get a share. we are 11-26 15 days in. OK. We'll keep things simple and as-is for now. We can figure something out that works for everyone once we're on the other side of the 30 days. In the meantime, I'll give this some more thought. But I'm back to thinking that a shared dropbox link of an unformatted text file is the simplest approach. It's easy to share the file for editing. And following redirects in Python is no problem, so the notification script can easily read a dropbox file. Under the hood, I might use a list like this myself just to make it easier to update my instance of the notification script. I can share the link with TheRealSteve if he's interested. Anyway, we can return to this when the time is right... In the meantime, I finally got my Y connectors and time to use them. Yesterday I doubled the output of my 2 sticks to a whopping 33.8 GH/s! Yea it looks like they can OC from 8 pretty nicely. I'm still working on my setup to OC them. The only thing I think for sure we should keep is base hash power on sticks not donation if we ever did hit a block. I'm not sure how to do it fairly but donation count to somehow. As it's awesome of Phil to do so much donation hash. Just don't want it where big hashing machines crush the stick ratio. One S3 even is a lot of sticks. Again none of this matters till after first 30 day's. Having multiple stick entry would be kind of trouble some. Tho rewarding for people, unlike me, who have gotten multiple sticks. Already of course, a user could make multiple entries with other sticks since we weren't required to prove the uniqueness of our sticks, but if you let people just say "Oh yeah those 120 gh? Totally 20 sticks" while its just a underclocked S1 for instance... xD People will eventually catch on to both how to hack the system and us who cheat but iunno. I always assume people will come that have ill intentions. Another system regardless of what we do in the future would be to do a verification of trusted owner with a pic and your name with a TXID, the TXID being there to prevent a user from making a pic with the same sticks over and over for his alts.
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September 27, 2015, 09:47:11 PM |
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Donation vs sticks matters in that only the 'sticks' actually partake (at least in this round) should this club hit a block, the donation ones are just that, donation. Mostly up to phil - I really wouldn't mind a fixed forum post (e.g. the first post), if phil's most comfortable with that.. should be able to get the bot to parse it out, at least as long as it's somewhat consistent (again, e.g. "philipma1957s7" isn't clear if that's a stick or donation, from a bot's perspective - could assume anything that isn't 'stick' is donation, but then there's e.g. "kipper01") - json is cleaner, but might not exactly be second nature to him will try to get a sorted neat list out on the top page want to be loose and easy the first 30 days so you can donate and get a share. we are 11-26 15 days in. OK. We'll keep things simple and as-is for now. We can figure something out that works for everyone once we're on the other side of the 30 days. In the meantime, I'll give this some more thought. But I'm back to thinking that a shared dropbox link of an unformatted text file is the simplest approach. It's easy to share the file for editing. And following redirects in Python is no problem, so the notification script can easily read a dropbox file. Under the hood, I might use a list like this myself just to make it easier to update my instance of the notification script. I can share the link with TheRealSteve if he's interested. Anyway, we can return to this when the time is right... In the meantime, I finally got my Y connectors and time to use them. Yesterday I doubled the output of my 2 sticks to a whopping 33.8 GH/s! Yea it looks like they can OC from 8 pretty nicely. I'm still working on my setup to OC them. The only thing I think for sure we should keep is base hash power on sticks not donation if we ever did hit a block. I'm not sure how to do it fairly but donation count to somehow. As it's awesome of Phil to do so much donation hash. Just don't want it where big hashing machines crush the stick ratio. One S3 even is a lot of sticks. Again none of this matters till after first 30 day's. Having multiple stick entry would be kind of trouble some. Tho rewarding for people, unlike me, who have gotten multiple sticks. Already of course, a user could make multiple entries with other sticks since we weren't required to prove the uniqueness of our sticks, but if you let people just say "Oh yeah those 120 gh? Totally 20 sticks" while its just a underclocked S1 for instance... xD People will eventually catch on to both how to hack the system and us who cheat but iunno. I always assume people will come that have ill intentions. Another system regardless of what we do in the future would be to do a verification of trusted owner with a pic and your name with a TXID, the TXID being there to prevent a user from making a pic with the same sticks over and over for his alts. The hard part to is I get around 8gh when I run normal. Once I run OC i will get around 16gh(some have shown 20 I have not gotten that high yet but it's possible). So you can get 2x as much from running hot. I think that is still fair as it's a compac. It would be easy for someone to game the system. But if we suspect anyone of doing it we can easily ask for picture of sticks. Hopefully no one will do it as it would ruin their rep. Also I am hoping this club is a long term thing. Chances of hitting a block are slim so hopefully we get to know everyone within the club as I hope it turns into a social aspect.
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The hard part to is I get around 8gh when I run normal. Once I run OC i will get around 16gh(some have shown 20 I have not gotten that high yet but it's possible). So you can get 2x as much from running hot. I think that is still fair as it's a compac.
It would be easy for someone to game the system. But if we suspect anyone of doing it we can easily ask for picture of sticks. Hopefully no one will do it as it would ruin their rep. Also I am hoping this club is a long term thing. Chances of hitting a block are slim so hopefully we get to know everyone within the club as I hope it turns into a social aspect.
That would be nice, we could have a sub thread with a list of users with proof picture, maybe, i guess its not important to think about it for now. The club could get pretty big if most users that get a stick decide to join, since i think the total amount of sticks will be 1000~? But i expect it to stay relatively small since i doubt that many user know or wish to keep track of this now instead of just do the lottery on their own with no one to answer to.
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September 27, 2015, 11:27:02 PM |
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The hard part to is I get around 8gh when I run normal. Once I run OC i will get around 16gh(some have shown 20 I have not gotten that high yet but it's possible). So you can get 2x as much from running hot. I think that is still fair as it's a compac.
It would be easy for someone to game the system. But if we suspect anyone of doing it we can easily ask for picture of sticks. Hopefully no one will do it as it would ruin their rep. Also I am hoping this club is a long term thing. Chances of hitting a block are slim so hopefully we get to know everyone within the club as I hope it turns into a social aspect.
That would be nice, we could have a sub thread with a list of users with proof picture, maybe, i guess its not important to think about it for now. The club could get pretty big if most users that get a stick decide to join, since i think the total amount of sticks will be 1000~? But i expect it to stay relatively small since i doubt that many user know or wish to keep track of this now instead of just do the lottery on their own with no one to answer to. I get the idea but in reality the more hash the better. Keep in mind the way its setup each user shares the bitcoin evenly. So the one person that has 8ghs would make the same as the ones that have more.
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September 27, 2015, 11:35:16 PM |
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Got my two stick from Valkir yesturday (Yeahhhhhhh) My friend and I would be joining the party !!!
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