With all of the extensive talk about optimizing plotting, I’m having a hard time finding any discussion of optimizing farming. Is that because it doesn’t matter? Or is it just poorly understood? Or can I just not find the great discussions?
Tell me if I’m wrong, but there is a time component related to the farming that can affect your success rate in reporting to the chain/pools. Has anyone done research to figure out what the best configuration is for farmers/harvesters? I’m pretty much tapped out on drive space for now, but I have more room to optimize the farming across multiple systems.
There’s a lot of causes for this and inefficiencies in the old client which is why we made our farmer. Lookup times can easily be under a second on average with an optimized farmer and node.
or use flexpool’s flexfarmer (no blockchain syncing required).
Return proofs in a reasonable amount of time.
Fast look up times.
Hard-drives always awake and spun up.
Make sure your set-up is reliable.
Doesn’t run too hot.
Should last many years.
Good electrical supply.
Good internet connection.
Be as energy efficient as you can with your available hardware.
Chia is supposed to be environmentally friendly dont-cha-know.
Be cost-efficient with your harvester/farmer.
Recycle old hardware, enterprise hardware, old laptops, unused hard drives.
Use a Raspbery Pi if you have one.
Because they’re cheap and low power.
Join a pool if you’re impatient and want to receive rewards quickly (for a small fee).
Good for small farmers.
Did I miss anything? Pretty sure I got the main points. Basically a set-up you can leave in the corner somewhere to quietly farm away without much intervention. i.e easy to maintain and leave unattended.
This guy is a raving lunatic who never shared anything legitimate with anyone, if there was ability to do what he claims then it would blatantly obvious on the network it was being done. There has been several world class engineers whom have tried. Don’t bother entertaining his delusions.
Proof of coins earnt.
Proof of true size of farm.
Not hard.
Edit. Editing this post as it was flagged as an advertisement.
Not sure who thinks I’m advertising something here, or what exactly I’m advertising supposedly…
I did find that one element that you mentioned, K8s, was very interesting.
Kubernetes, also known as K8s is a powerful container manager that just might give you some of the effects you describe.
I will be making another visit to Keybase to bring this conversation to the attention the Devs.
You are probably deluded and you are definitely attempting fraud. The fact that you publicly proclaim your fraud proves that you are also the village idiot.