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Hey nostr:npub1d7hszp8nut88f48fwawh95m90v85m2wppwekvc6xhp4rwjwd05yqyvk463, you don't have to like all my notes. It's a bit creepy. Did you automate the likes?

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hh

Do these guys even make financial sense?

I'm not looking to make a net gain between cost of electricity+cost of hardware spread along X time vs amount of sats mined. I would run if the cost was the same as buying BTC on Bisq, for instance.

mutatrum 1y ago

You don't do it for the profit, at least not at this point. The BitAxe is the cheapest (and most efficient) to run. It's expensive for the hashpower, but the idea is that it'll fund future development of the Open Source Miners United project.

Purely economical, the Canaan packs a lot of punch for the price point. The Braiins miner is a bit in the middle.

BitAxe 0.5 Th / 14W ~$150 (or a lot less if you DIY)

Braiins 1 Th / 40W ~$199 (or €199, unclear at this point)

Canaan 4 Th / 140W ~$150

Most numbers are approximate. I've added them to my calculator, so you can play around with the economics.

https://hodl.camp/hfspwned/

mutatrum 1y ago

ERCOT pleading to get all bitcoin miners participating as a Controllable Load Resource. I like how he's looking at it from a purely economic perspective: “... and we don't care if it's a load or a generator.”

https://video.nostr.build/4fa2b979c0057a71ab25b8f293315accf05f0ac94f7a514b131167d3f2ea9623.mp4

h/t nostr:npub1hxwmegqcfgevu4vsfjex0v3wgdyz8jtlgx8ndkh46t0lphtmtsnsuf40pf

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mutatrum

1 Terahash at 40 W, €199

mutatrum 1y ago

Chunky boy.

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mutatrum

Mini miners are exploding, first Canaan with the Avalon Nano 3 and now Braiins with BMM 100 Mini miner:

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h/t Daniel Sempere Pico aka nostr:npub1ac8qr6chl3ktfnfdjvqd97y5tdgs2eg579tvd0rdfydhgjtdzcdqnr657s

mutatrum 1y ago

1 Terahash at 40 W, €199

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plebeian

Few months ago I made crowd funding contribution to get one of these and to be honest I thought it is probably a scam.

But, when it arrived and I tested it I was amazed. Bitaxe is the past. You can have this beauty for $100 and it will hash like 10 Bitaxe machines.

You can set it up to use 1/2, 3/4 or full hashing potential and it uses 120W for 4Th on full force while worming up the room with 60-70 degrees C

I do use Bitaxe also but this is game changer for solo #Bitcoin lottery mining

mutatrum 1y ago

Mini miners are exploding, first Canaan with the Avalon Nano 3 and now Braiins with BMM 100 Mini miner:

nostr:note1y8gqv9a6kdnez5pl7szcqwa5pd85z0nx4gygn0tlz2r4dtjtz8wqknc2th

h/t Daniel Sempere Pico aka nostr:npub1ac8qr6chl3ktfnfdjvqd97y5tdgs2eg579tvd0rdfydhgjtdzcdqnr657s

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Humble Bitcoiner

mutatrum 1y ago

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cloud fodder

Found a bug in the nostr marketplace (nip?) today. Seems like strfry can't parse these events. It throws 'std::get wrong index for variant' So that may mean the marketplace is gonna be hard to get your events out when so much of nostr runs strfry. 🤔 Is this why my moon socks aren't selling? 😂💎

mutatrum 1y ago

Is strfry still being developed? I thought the author moved on to other stuff.

mutatrum 1y ago

Test

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mutatrum

You have to rip out the Sonos stuff and get the music metadata from somewhere. If you're playing music from your phone on a bt speaker, that's going to be tricky. If you use a laptop, my guess is that would be fairly easy.

I have it running on a RPi with a display, so it also shows the album art on my desk. You might need to rip that out as well, can't remember if I made it really configurable.

mutatrum 1y ago

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this is crazy. i like it. i thought i had to go the long way of having to interact with player APIs and access tokens, but i love this simplified version of the Sonos technology. does it work with bluetooth since i dont have sonos wireless speakers that can connect to the wifi to test with.

mutatrum 1y ago

You have to rip out the Sonos stuff and get the music metadata from somewhere. If you're playing music from your phone on a bt speaker, that's going to be tricky. If you use a laptop, my guess is that would be fairly easy.

I have it running on a RPi with a display, so it also shows the album art on my desk. You might need to rip that out as well, can't remember if I made it really configurable.

mutatrum 1y ago

TIL you can press the BOOT button to go to the next screen on the display of the #BitAxe. This is new in firmware 2.1.8.

Case builder challenge: expose this button.

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i am actually NOT going to try. i am going to do it.

LMAO.

somebody say i cannot do it.

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mutatrum 1y ago

I did it.

https://github.com/mutatrum/SonoStr