Quote from: Kiv on June 15, 2011, 05:32:31 PM

What is shown there is a "difficulty 1 hash" being reported, which is analogous to a share being reported in a pool.

Exactly. Which means 'difficulty 1 hash 1' is analogous to 'shares 1 hash 1'... And this is precisely what we see on 'Summary' tab - Accepted 1 (1). There is no point in accepting 'Difficulty 1 (1), of course.

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Just as a small fraction of shares are valid solutions to a block, a small fraction of these hashes are valid solutions to a block.

I don't get this at all.

There is only one valid solution to a block, not many. Whatever small they are, shares are always part of a valid solution to a block. Otherwise, they wouldn't be shares at all, because they would be shares of zero!

This explanation is rather unconvincing, Kiv. Sorry.