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Average nonce per 2^32 is of course 1.
However, 4 isn't all that rare (hmm I think I'll add a stats counter for the BFLSC to see how often >1 does happen - that one's the easiest to do it)
Just added it to my git and running it on my Jalapeno ... it seems multiple answers are even more common than I thought:Average nonce per 2^32 is of course 1.
However, 4 isn't all that rare (hmm I think I'll add a stats counter for the BFLSC to see how often >1 does happen - that one's the easiest to do it)
80 results:
33/28/9/6/3/0/1/0/0/0
means: 33 had 0, 28 had 1, 9 had 2, 6 had 3, 3 had 4, 1 had 6
... a value in position 9 means 9 or more, which isn't possible, but avoids unexpected crashes
I'll let it run for a bit ...
400 results:
152/137/69/31/9/0/1/1/0/0
And a bit longer ...
1000 results:
374/364/175/64/19/1/2/1/0/0
(which is 1007 nonces = close to expected average of 1000)