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January 17, 2014, 10:32:47 PM |
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Anyone want to see why I'm in a happy mood about Grain today? https://i.imgur.com/qSzPzmV.jpgAs you can imagine, I was pretty stoked when I got home and wondered why my total coins looked a little higher than I expected. Talk about luck. two giant blocks in a row!!! You're damn lucky ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I couldn't believe my luck! That's like two weeks of mining, right there. This is why grain rocks. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) congrats!!! hashrate?? 900 mhash/sec ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) 900mh/s??? or 900kh/s??? Haha, Khash. sorry! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) 900mhash would be insane. hmmm... i should get my ztex and cairnsmore quads ready for mining and go solo too... right now i´m just using my 7970... pool mining...
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bee7
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January 17, 2014, 10:36:03 PM |
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Laptop GPU...
If you do PoW mining on your laptop you will get it fried very soon. Laptops are not designed for sustained loads of this degree.
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slurm
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January 17, 2014, 10:41:32 PM |
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Anyone want to see why I'm in a happy mood about Grain today? https://i.imgur.com/qSzPzmV.jpgAs you can imagine, I was pretty stoked when I got home and wondered why my total coins looked a little higher than I expected. Talk about luck. Woah! Wish I hit those haha. Nice job mate. Congrats! I tried soloing again last night and with my 190kh hit two small blocks in around 12hr. Talked to the forkpool admin as requested but isn't interested in helping out the miners on that pool with the bonus due to diff so recon I am gonna mine solo for a bit even tho the payouts are smaller and keep buying on coined. Not such a good idea to mine on a laptop bondi, you can burn out the gpu from the heat.
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bee7
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January 17, 2014, 10:43:39 PM |
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Woah! Wish I hit those haha. Nice job mate. Congrats! I tried soloing again last night and with my 190kh hit two small blocks in around 12hr. Talked to the forkpool admin as requested but isn't interested in helping out the miners on that pool with the bonus due to diff so recon I am gonna mine solo for a bit even tho the payouts are smaller and keep buying on coined.
Not such a good idea to mine on a laptop bondi, you can burn out the gpu from the heat.
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bosian (OP)
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January 17, 2014, 10:43:50 PM |
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Does Grain, which has 2 week coinage generate approximately 2 times more PoS blocks than coin which has 4 weeks coinage? Is it cumulative effect or are there some other variables involved?
Bump. Perhaps someone could answer. Its pretty difficult to figure out how this works. Not sure I understand your question, the period a PoS generation does not affect the total amount of PoS coin generated. The total PoS is based on the annual percentage defined. Whatever the coin-days you get will be paid proportionally.
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January 17, 2014, 10:46:36 PM |
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Anyone want to see why I'm in a happy mood about Grain today? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FqSzPzmV.jpg&t=665&c=j99bK0BQphnPxQ) As you can imagine, I was pretty stoked when I got home and wondered why my total coins looked a little higher than I expected. Talk about luck. two giant blocks in a row!!! You're damn lucky ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) why do your PoS blocks not orphan like mine do? i get like one good one for every 10 grey question marks.
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bee7
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January 17, 2014, 10:49:28 PM |
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why do your PoS blocks not orphan like mine do? i get like one good one for every 10 grey question marks.
The connectivity affects the ratio of the orphans. The faster your block reaches other nodes the less orphans you will see. The number of the peers connected plays its role too
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January 17, 2014, 10:50:01 PM |
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so the more nodes i put in config the better? if so please post node list
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Kergekoin
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January 17, 2014, 10:54:16 PM |
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Does Grain, which has 2 week coinage generate approximately 2 times more PoS blocks than coin which has 4 weeks coinage? Is it cumulative effect or are there some other variables involved?
Bump. Perhaps someone could answer. Its pretty difficult to figure out how this works. Not sure I understand your question, the period a PoS generation does not affect the total amount of PoS coin generated. The total PoS is based on the annual percentage defined. Whatever the coin-days you get will be paid proportionally. Ok, thats not what i asked. Pardon my crappy english. I try to make example. Lets say that Coin "A" uses 2 week period for PoS payments. Just like Grain does. So coin "A" block chain is averaging 4 PoW blocks per 1 PoS block. For example block order like this: PoW-PoW-PoW- PoS-PoW-PoW-PoW- PoS-... Lets say that coin "B" is using 1 week period for PoS payments. So instead of paying interest after each 2 week period, it pays after each 1 week period. In that case, does coin "B" average only 2 PoW blocks per 1 PoS block? For example like this: PoW-PoW- PoS-PoW-PoW- PoS.... Those are just random examples, but perhaps my question is clearer now.
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Nullu
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January 17, 2014, 10:54:53 PM |
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so the more nodes i put in config the better? if so please post node list
I have the same nodes as the ones in the OP, but my wallet has 33 active connections. It's been running all week.
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bee7
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January 17, 2014, 10:56:00 PM |
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so the more nodes i put in config the better? if so please post node list
The grain wallet uses irc node seeding, so there is no need to point any nodes. If you like to do it anyway, this is the list of the nodes my wallet is connected presently: 192.241.215.76 95.85.26.11 169.237.74.175 198.27.97.178 162.243.208.154 54.197.230.111 192.155.82.95 198.245.51.98 2.244.112.113 192.3.162.216
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Nullu
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January 17, 2014, 10:56:44 PM |
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Anyone want to see why I'm in a happy mood about Grain today? https://i.imgur.com/qSzPzmV.jpgAs you can imagine, I was pretty stoked when I got home and wondered why my total coins looked a little higher than I expected. Talk about luck. Woah! Wish I hit those haha. Nice job mate. Congrats! I tried soloing again last night and with my 190kh hit two small blocks in around 12hr. Talked to the forkpool admin as requested but isn't interested in helping out the miners on that pool with the bonus due to diff so recon I am gonna mine solo for a bit even tho the payouts are smaller and keep buying on coined. Not such a good idea to mine on a laptop bondi, you can burn out the gpu from the heat. Thanks. Yeah, I was only on 275khash up until recently. Decided to take the plunge and buy an R9 280x. Hoping it will pay for itself. I have about 0.4/05 BTC tied up in various coins after a couple of weeks mining/trading, so here's hoping I hit it big eventually.
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slurm
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January 17, 2014, 11:02:33 PM |
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Ah, didn't see udjin123's forkpool sig. Whoops. Only 10am here mate, haven't had coffee yet. Props to him then. Will jump back on the pool.
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bondi
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January 17, 2014, 11:06:00 PM |
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Laptop GPU...
If you do PoW mining on your laptop you will get it fried very soon. Laptops are not designed for sustained loads of this degree. Yeah, I know. Temps are below 70c so for now I think it's safe to test.
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bee7
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January 18, 2014, 12:20:58 AM |
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Well, another portion of compensations ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Address 9FYjcwa2FEd9G5mCFmGWQqiK6i4RX7FRjT 2 block(s): 108165, 108086, Reward: 10000 GRAAddress 94p3gejUZwtMH53GAuFZQsTUmBcEFsdqAv 14 block(s): 107969, 109701, 109542, 109575, 110344, 107660, 108366, 108605, 110864, 110678, 110872, 110491, 107772, 109341, Reward: 70000 GRAAddress 9GrUZyUdKsabBo2WfUEtzWPcxe5e6fLiLL 2 block(s): 109320, 110385, Reward: 10000 GRAAddress 9BEqpjWHGhBKE9BjbaGTKtMAmvA1ZcMm4i 1 block(s): 107789, Reward: 5000 GRAAddress 9StWjUHMHt3FfQXMKxtcDNRr3h26cKQKtQ 5 block(s) to be paid Address 97mHyuMsZC3RyU9p3JiX5xyDpYXDZZUFdj 137 block(s) to be paid Address 96FFxcUhtV5mXFqWJrdm5pTsnFWnYFdGh1 1 block(s): 107669, Reward: 5000 GRAAddress 9C98tikfUPaDLLp31SueP2R86hga3RzyTJ 15 block(s): 109858, 107811, 107812, 109829, 109862, 110393, 109938, 110937, 109790, 109942, 108055, 108089, 109786, 110107, 107550, Reward: 75000 GRAAddress 9Le4SQ7QLJDnjDo5Ng5RRi45bYBwuRiTuY 2 block(s): 109553, 109251, Reward: 10000 GRAAddress 952tV5x8oBrtJZ7GTGcLusufubBp4y92LL 2 block(s): 107930, 107956, Reward: 10000 GRAAddress 9Pq9M7uudhPUT2ABioVK85Dzja3hfgX35F 3 block(s): 110939, 109795, 110477, Reward: 15000 GRAAddress 9HZGFFL32NvuUnuwjBs7WiVtaobYJkGxmF 6 block(s): 107970, 109577, 107530, 110827, 108305, 110134, Reward: 30000 GRAAddress 95QC6rNi7by7AqrSeRKYW6bosL2njQvkrA 9 block(s): 110038, 109864, 110034, 109103, 108050, 108053, 107798, 107960, 108443, Reward: 45000 GRAAddress 9JbGwYMvTCZ9kDKfj5DevbW9kRzBtF2TpF 14 block(s): 110049, 107874, 108580, 108455, 110866, 110027, 108754, 108816, 110865, 107762, 108596, 108309, 107644, 110047, Reward: 70000 GRAAddress 95W762WiTV8YwQ9ras2hrpSTpAhH8xBHhQ 28 block(s): 108420, 108302, 110357, 108953, 108060, 110495, 109472, 110114, 109481, 108586, 109355, 108076, 110894, 109240, 107968, 107853, 110620, 110029, 109538, 110807, 110682, 108126, 109792, 109025, 107618, 110953, 109682, 110459, Reward: 140000 GRAPayments completed up to but not including block 5c3cf95e42843cd1227c3979d037b7c96ec3b9a596e9e384a025382e0c1bb4ca
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slurm
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January 18, 2014, 12:24:10 AM |
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Just received 10k. Thanks bee7! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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bosian (OP)
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January 18, 2014, 12:47:14 AM |
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Does Grain, which has 2 week coinage generate approximately 2 times more PoS blocks than coin which has 4 weeks coinage? Is it cumulative effect or are there some other variables involved?
Bump. Perhaps someone could answer. Its pretty difficult to figure out how this works. Not sure I understand your question, the period a PoS generation does not affect the total amount of PoS coin generated. The total PoS is based on the annual percentage defined. Whatever the coin-days you get will be paid proportionally. Ok, thats not what i asked. Pardon my crappy english. I try to make example. Lets say that Coin "A" uses 2 week period for PoS payments. Just like Grain does. So coin "A" block chain is averaging 4 PoW blocks per 1 PoS block. For example block order like this: PoW-PoW-PoW- PoS-PoW-PoW-PoW- PoS-... Lets say that coin "B" is using 1 week period for PoS payments. So instead of paying interest after each 2 week period, it pays after each 1 week period. In that case, does coin "B" average only 2 PoW blocks per 1 PoS block? For example like this: PoW-PoW- PoS-PoW-PoW- PoS.... Those are just random examples, but perhaps my question is clearer now. No, 2 weeks period means only the pos is allowed to be generated if the hold period is satisfied. It does not necessarily be generated, it could be generated at 3rd week, or 5th week (with all the coin-days up to the time it is generated). All depends on the diff at that time, how many people are mining pos, and target block time (pretty much like pow mining). That's why sometimes you see pos orphans. PoS orphans do not waste you any coin-days, unused coin-days will be accumulated and eventually the pos block will be generated based on it. So this time does not affect your block time, or frequency of pos blocks. They are managed by other parameters.
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Nullu
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January 18, 2014, 01:00:02 AM |
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75k, thanks very much bee7, keep up the great work. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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bosian (OP)
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January 18, 2014, 05:25:30 AM |
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Version 1.4 is Released. Version 1.4 is a mandatory upgrade, so please upgrade as soon as possible to avoid a fork. Version 1.4 changes the 12X maximum PoW block time to 3X, this will decrease the PoW mining difficulty and make PoW mining more efficient, while preserving the PoS features. The switchover point is set at block 130000, which will be in about 5-7 days (we are at block 111815 now). Version 1.4 also has the latest checkpoints. Download links and source in github are updated.
We will continue to subsidize 5000 GRAs for each PoW block mined, until the switch block (Block 130000).
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bondi
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January 18, 2014, 12:06:46 PM |
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Version 1.4 is Released. Version 1.4 is a mandatory upgrade, so please upgrade as soon as possible to avoid a fork. Version 1.4 changes the 12X maximum PoW block time to 3X, this will decrease the PoW mining difficulty and make PoW mining more efficient, while preserving the PoS features. The switchover point is set at block 130000, which will be in about 5-7 days (we are at block 111815 now). Version 1.4 also has the latest checkpoints. Download links and source in github are updated.
We will continue to subsidize 5000 GRAs for each PoW block mined, until the switch block (Block 130000).
Great! Just updated our graincoin subreddit with the news ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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