Quote from: altsheets on January 11, 2016, 07:04:26 PM

Congrats to the new thread!

I have products which are running well on top of the API of NXT (and HZ), which I could (probably) port to BURST - provided there are good funds/crowdbounty to pay for my work.

Here is a selection:

AssetGraphs v2 (click start, live play) - based on my award winning cool network visualisation tool.
AssetParser.py - compare ALL assets, in >40 columns
Shareholders.py - inner circle concept, with individualized nxt/hz PMs
PAS = Poll Analysis Sheet, descriptive data analysis example, cool for your poll
bamm.py = balance alarm mail mailer, small but really useful
chaincountdown - image server (github)

Even if other things are probably more important for you at the moment ... just keep me in mind.

Wink

Please message me with what you've got and I'll take a look, if it is something I think (we think, the team) that would benefit the coin, I would be happy to initiate a CF.

Quote from: Lenore on January 11, 2016, 08:05:13 PM

How often or how does the Burst.Ninja pool payout. Once a day, when a block is found, or when. I switched back to Burst Ninja. Would rather support someone I am familiar with then someone im not. So I switched back. Just wondering when I could expect payments from the pool.

Ninja pays out when it feels like it. xD. No, but that's gonna be the way of the future with AI, am I right? Skynet yes? (Just kidding, heh.) But yea, how it really works, is the pool will pay you when you reach the minimum payout amount. (I can't recall if I set it to 300 or 350, but it is one of those.)

To refresh people on how exactly the colorful (hopefully being redesigned) crap on ninja's main page correlates to understandable figures, it's fairly simple...

Chart on the right is the historical shares chart, this will tell you the miner's estimated size (works for actual size if using blago's miner, if not it is a rough and very much changing number. hah.) and how much the miner has mined total during their time on the pool. The right chart will also tell you how much the miner is going to make if a block were found right then for HISTORIC submissions, and also how much they've got in queue, and how much they've made that hasn't cleared yet.

Ninja's left chart is the current round chart, this shows the amount of BURST a miner will make if a block is found right now, IN LEFT CHART. It also shows the miners' submissions total, and their values in time. (because we all know that we mine with time+space here in BURST. heh.) The lower the submission, of course, the higher the amount of BURST you'll get will be, and the higher up you'll be on the visible ladder. Only submissions of a month or less are accepted. This minimizes lag and also there's no way anything that low would benefit a miner on ninja anyway, so it is pointless to accept them.

Now, where it gets a little complicated... lol...

The left and right numbers are ADDED together, yes, I know, pretty crazy...lol. So, you're not going to make only what's in the left pie, but what is combined number in both of the current pie's numbers. (even though the one on the right is a historic pie, it has a current round payout number as well. Just happens to be based on the miner's historic submissions. The history of the total mined lasts forever, the other 'history' isn't a forever history, but based off (a set number I can't remember) blocks.)

So, when your total in the confirmed amount that you've won, (which is a total of the left and right numbers during a time that ninja finds a block) gets up to a number above the set payout amount, that's when you'll get paid.