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Oh wow thank you for that!

raw mass of material might be overwhelming at first I'm working on overhauling those guides on the gridcoin.us, so it will hopefully be a bit nicer in the not to distant future. Will include things like

One thing that would be helpful to clarify on there is curation rewards. I still don't full understand how the amounts are determined. I get that 50% of the rewards sent out are curation rewards, but how

Thank you for the stem tokens! My answer for this one is 12.25 as well. The sequence seems to have an increment of 1.0+ 0.25*(number of steps starting from 1) which if you plug in 5 steps gives an increment

It's hard to even fathom that kind of small timescale and size. So small you use the smallest SI prefix there is (yocto) just to describe it. Those kinds of scales are always something that's fascinating

Ah whoops fixed that now. Thank you for letting me know. I tend to mistype and misread numbers a lot, so I'm not super surprised I messed that up :) I could have done it using random samples, but I had

I think you may have misread 411 as 441 unfortunately as I don't see the number 441 in any of the boxes

Wrote a quick script in Python to find all of the possible solutions: (21, 64, 126, 373, 416) and (64, 66, 126, 328, 416) EDIT: only (21, 64, 126, 373, 416) because I misread/mistyped 382 as 328 in my

delete an alias unalias name="value" Minor note, but the unalias command (at least in Bash) just needs the alias you want to remove and not what it's aliased too. So for instance unalias ls would

Some of our developments that are being worked on should help. The removal of the team requirement planned for next release should help get more users who already use BOINC to use Gridcoin. There's been

I imagine part of it's that it's summer in the northern hemisphere so a lot of people have their rigs turned offline because of the heat. Also to be a bit pedantic, it's petaFLOPS instead of FLOPS. 1 petaFLOP

You can use a snapshot to get you most of the way there although it's more centralized. Here's the link and some instructions on how to use it 1) Make a backup of your wallet.dat and gridcoinresearch.conf

You should now be able to download the GUI wallet on 32 bit. Go to and scroll down and download gridcoin-4.0.3-win32-setup.exe

Maybe now that side staking has been implemented, you could add a suggestion about having people side stake to the faucet?

Sorry for the late reply, I've been away from steem for a while and only just recently am I able to update the article. I've now updated the article, follow the updated steps.

Maybe you could use the new STEEM trading pair now?

Here are some questions I have: Do you double-check (or verify some way) results so that people can't just send fake results? Do you plan to distribute the Gridcoin at some point based on the work done?

Interesting, I wouldn't have assumed that to be the case. So it's a bit of a different type of gamble than I thought it was then to crunch Gridcoin on Google Cloud.

Another thing to mention is the large number of projects run on

Would you be interested in picking up a tipbot for slack as well? It's largely done but needs someone to run it and maintain it. I have what I've done so far on GitHub here.Ping me on slack if you are.