BitKronyte (🍄👃)

Miner // Trader // Developer // Engineer

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2023-02-07 02:00:08

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👀

2023-02-06 20:04:12

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🤙

2023-02-03 01:47:42

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I can help you with that, to run 1 s19j you would need to produce at least 3250W. A search shows that a 200W monocrystalline panel costs $250. so you would need ~17 panels or $4,250, about twice the cost of the miner right now.
although, 200W is perfect conditions meaning at the equator at noon. so you will likely need more probably 20 panels. And that would enough to just run the miner for peak sun hours, maybe 9am to 3pm.
if you want to run 24/7 you'll need batteries and that's where it gets expensive, a 10kw battery could cost ~12k and you would need around 60kw battery to run 24/7 and the extra panels to run the miner but also charge 60kw in ~6hours

2023-02-02 23:18:22

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welcome to the internet where if you're non-technical you get exploited bc "press button is EZ" This post is cope in itself.
fucking do some work and learn some shit or GTFO

2023-01-21 04:22:04

hmm perfect temperature for bitcoin miners
https://i.imgur.com/JcrUrQN.png

2023-01-20 05:24:23

Imagine if bitcoin miners could recover 20-25% of their energy consumed with the waste heat from the miners allowing them to add more miners with same load on the grid and no additional costs (other than the system to convert the heat energy into electrical energy) 👀 #BitcoinMinning

2023-01-20 04:43:41

Bitcoin, 7Day average hashrate making a new all time highs!

2023-01-17 22:23:20

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yeah wtf gpt3, a short video is less than 15min

2023-01-17 22:22:10

explaining to eth heads that the supply issuance curve for bitcoin has been known and understood since block 0 as they grift that bitcoin is "inflationary" lol

2023-01-16 21:04:04

even my wife, who is pretty god damn liberal, think some of their antics are bat shit crazy lol, like this whole gas stove thing.

2023-01-16 20:40:22

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hard question for an AI haha. I recommend this https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8h461r

2023-01-16 20:35:38

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no, just a lot of trial and error and loosing some sats on rebalancing, until figuring out the sweet spot that resulted in profitability. it's mostly because LN optimizes the route for the lowest fee. So too low of a fee on a channel means no profit, but a higher fee means less transactions so no profit. So you have to strike that balance and the fee market changes day to day which makes it difficult.
now one idea is to offer LN services to companies/vendors, set them up and what not, and also offer them support. It wouldn't be out of the question to setup a single payment channel on their node to route through your node only, and you would manage the liquidity for them ect. as a service and take the fees, which could be set arbitrarily since they only have one channel. I mean, you could go as far as leasing them the node..

2023-01-16 18:35:40

#[0] what up my dood!

2023-01-16 18:27:50

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It is a great transition for sure. Glad to be here!

2023-01-16 18:27:17

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bruh I barely understand English

2023-01-16 18:25:21

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there's a little more to it than just opening channels. you gotta have em sized right and you have to manage the fees and balancing of the channels. but I agree, it's easier than mining, with less initial investment, depending on how many channels and what size. but the amount of profit from an ln node will be small compared to mining. I think they both have their trade offs and that running an LN node is a more accessible way to make some profit.

2023-01-16 18:15:07

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haha it's not that it's a thermal insulator it's that it creates layer in the atmosphere which reflects certain wavelengths of light back to earth. especially thermal radiation. That's how it works, among other green house gases. But CO2 is one of the least problematic so yeah, idk why they hype on it so much..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reflection_(physics)

2023-01-16 18:09:36

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hm, I only know of 1 person who was profitable with an LN node and it took quite a lot to get there, I guess with running a lightning node you're more concerned about 1sat = 1sat since there's no need at all for dollars unlike mining, or at least much less 'dollar intensive' So I think in those terms it's easy to be profitable with a LN node compared to mining, but mining is more profitable in the end.

2023-01-16 18:06:11

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covid in particular, since it uses the ACE2 receptor to enter the cell, which is also found in blood cells and the cells that make up the cardiovascular system, not just the lungs. This is also why 'long covid' can cause circulation problems in the fingers and toes.

2023-01-12 20:01:18

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hahahaha

2023-01-12 19:31:51

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rioght

2023-01-12 19:19:07

"I just shorted [BTC] at $18,6 should I close it?"
-anonymous degen

2023-01-10 22:24:24

For those of you that don't know the Whatsminer uses an aluminum PCB sub-straight and all ASCI chips mounted on a single side of the board. This drastically improves the thermal design but increasing thermal conductivity and surface area. Which has me wondering what adaptations could be made to harness the #HashHeat
https://www.allpcb.com/pcb/aluminum_substrate.html

2023-01-10 18:47:50

#[1]

2023-01-08 07:38:33

almost 69,000 blocks left until coinbase halves 👀

2023-01-07 02:09:38

When you're just a lowly pleb and you smash buy $1500
https://i.imgur.com/L35E4eG.jpg

2023-01-06 03:59:58

Alright! now I'm seeing the lightning tip button on peoples posts and replies, so sick!

2023-01-05 05:02:13

#[2]

2023-01-04 18:19:30

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how you generate a 100sat invoice that doesn't expire?

2023-01-04 18:04:06

each day the global channel grows more and more

2023-01-03 06:18:47

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bitcoin core

2023-01-03 01:04:47

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makes sense

2023-01-03 00:57:01

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1000% everyone should have a cold storage treasury. Personally, I like to recommend https://yeticold.com/

2023-01-03 00:48:30

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replying for safety

2023-01-03 00:39:43

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I love it! thanks 🤙

2023-01-03 00:36:30

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2023-01-03 00:33:17

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No worries, was a test haha. TY for the gesture though :)

2023-01-03 00:32:07

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2023-01-02 21:53:29

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2023-01-02 20:19:01

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this is why engineers are important and we need more lol

2023-01-02 07:22:01

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2023-01-02 02:53:03

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https://youtu.be/bw_GhedOX70

2023-01-02 02:45:01

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1si5ZWLgy0

2023-01-01 20:44:27

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PGP is like your digital identity or SSN in a sense. If someone has your PGP they can basically be you online.
PGP is separate from bitcoin wallets but are similar in their use of public/private keys. It's possible that his private key is the same for the PGP and bitcoin wallet, although not likely as this is bad practice?
also i'm not an expert on the subject so someone please correct me or clearify

2023-01-01 20:34:01

I think it would be cool and incentivize relays if we could somehow lock up some lightning stats, say 10 sats and then pay some small amount per post per relay, something like 0.001 sats or based on the size of the message. but I feel like this would be difficult...

2023-01-01 19:43:41

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I remember a long time ago using a VPN app and setting it up to use TOR, essentially tunneling all connections. would this help in this case?

2023-01-01 19:40:30

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this is a good point.
but I would also add that not all consequences are just.

2023-01-01 19:36:38

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2023-01-01 04:20:39

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2023-01-01 04:18:51

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2023-01-01 04:04:25

interesting..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOmjJFk8rl0

2023-01-01 01:07:40

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had one in college, shit was the shit for sure.

2023-01-01 00:57:10

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This is something I've considered as well, just recently learned about embassyOS. Is there a term for having like a "full sovereign" server stack. for example
[ IPFS/NOSTR ]
[ BTC/LN ]
[ TOR/I2P ]

2023-01-01 00:49:20

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this is true when compared to resistive heaters, but heat pumps can actually output more heat energy than electrical energy used. https://www.eec.org.au/for-energy-users/technologies-2/heat-pumps

2023-01-01 00:42:20

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depends what client you use if you ask me

2022-12-31 04:21:49

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do the benefits of faster confirmations and larger block size of bitcoin cash out weigh the reduction in accessibility

2022-12-31 04:19:20

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why do these requirements make bitcoin cash less accessible to people?

2022-12-31 04:17:31

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Why does bitcoin cash's faster confirmations and larger block size increase the hardware requirements of the network infrastructure?