That looks like a pretty good option.

1220m[sup]3[/sup]/hour seems a bit extreme though, I think even the 550m[sup]3[/sup]/hour would be suitable for for a 100m[sup]3[/sup] room running two rigs. No doubt you have quite a few rigs and would require the larger one.

… so take off all your clothes. ;)

I have a bit of a problem. I live in Australia where it is currently summer and the temperature most days is between 28[sup]o[/sup]C - 38[sup]o[/sup]C and the nights aren’t much better.

I have been mining using only my PC at the moment with my fairly new r9 280x and it’s getting pretty hot in here. I’m sweating :‘( :’( :'(

I really want to buy/build a rig or two but just concerned I wont be able to run them for very long when I have 6-8 GPU’s spewing out hot air. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I could keep the room cool. It’s bad enough electricity costs AUD0.28cents p/KW, so having a power hungry cooling solution like a portable air conditioner just isn’t an option. And if the room is getting hot already with just one GPU, I don’t think any number of fans circulating air is going to cut it.

I was thinking a evaporative cooler might work, and will use less than 100W/hr. Anyone use one of these at all?

Anyone is a similar situation? or able to provide a possible solution?

No Hint for this round? :(

Who knows, it might become popular, Dogecoin seemed pretty silly at first too.

72qVSKpTc1qSNxzRaQLGWMwA4oaqLM9w76
:)

LOL i have no clue on this one… glad im sitting this one out.

Cool, thanks for explaining.

And thanks again for the coins :D Much appreciated. Ive made far more coins with these two contests than actually mining.

I think I’ll give someone else a shot at the next one. Don’t want to be too greedy :)

I got about 35k, but they are stuck in the scryptmining pool. Can’t withdraw them :(

I AM THE SMARTEST MAN ALIVE. LOL

Perhaps not…Hmmm. I’m not sure exactly how the zip works but it lets you iterate over multiple iterables (don’t know if that’s a word) simultaneously, so in other words allows you to process multiple sequences in parallel rather than sequentially.

As for the * in not too sure. I remember the words idiom and something regarding unpacking or something along those lines.

Yay another challenge.

The first line defines a function called ‘inately’ with the parameters ‘self’ and ‘doge’.

Next line is a bit tricky.

I think it returns a list of tuples.

For example if;
doge = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
you code will return [(1,2,3),(4,5,6),(7,8,9)] as n = 3

I’m not sure what the purpose of ‘self’ is as you arn’t using it in the zip() are you?