Quote from: f4tal1ty on January 11, 2018, 11:21:51 AM

Quote from: mrbard on January 11, 2018, 10:32:42 AM

Quote from: Hadron on January 11, 2018, 10:13:20 AM

Quote from: yoyyohg on January 11, 2018, 08:55:44 AM

What is the maximum number of coins there is going to be and can you use asics with this thru browser

Long answer: While not technically an ASIC, an Nvidia Volta most probably outperforms any commercially available processor for compatible deep learning computations. If you want to try a Volta for Hadron alpha mining, please tell us how it does! (And then send it to us!)

Are you saying Hadron can be mined using GPU? Via the browser? Or is it ASIC/GPU-resistant like Nimiq claims to be? (at least that's how I understand the information from Nimiq, I might be wrong)

Yes, HADRON coins can be mined using a GPU in your browser if you are running a modern browser like Chrome in a well supported OS like Windows 10.

Our code is GPU accelerated, but can also run without a GPU.

We are running useful AI computations in a browser, not repetitive cryptographic hash puzzles. That gives our mining inherent value to miners and to society, in general.

Thanks for your excellent question!

Thanks for your excellent answer! That's great to know that GPUs are supported, I must say, I really love the way you're lining up the initial mining and the overall fairness of the mining process. Really excited about this project, and have my home computers lined up for Monday

Hopefully I get to be one of the lucky alpha miners!

mrbard

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