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Quote from: dede_tuga on Today at 03:36:19 PM

How to Participate:
We are using Kangaroo2 software for collaborative puzzle solving.
Let's decipher BTC Puzzle 130 together and share the grand reward!

Good joke, so your business model is to find idiots that mine DP for you. Using software that doesn't even support puzzle 130 anyway. With zero innovations, fixes, or changes to the code, probably because you have zero idea how to even read it. Just adding a "2" at the end. It's also, most likely, not even forked by you.

Here's the thing - Until we can figure out how to properly mod JLP's Kangaroo to use an additional 128-bit word for its DPs, higher puzzles cannot be solved with it.

Multi-word operations are tricky, like walking in a minefield. I've already attempted and failed at this, but maybe someone else will figure it out.

It's not really so difficult, I started creating a CUDA kernel from scratch. There are lots of things to improve on to the way JLP did it, beginning with the way points are stored and accessed in the memory by each thread, up to the inefficient instructions that are used (why is it using 64-bit? CUDA doesn't have such a thing - instant performance drop right there). The list of issues is too long. I'm not dismissing his work, it just seems very convoluted so it's understandably hard to follow. But still some script kiddie copy pastes such a project, runs make, and than brags about him asking for cryptography programmers to join his Kangaroo2 project, lol.