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    July 10, 2023, 09:53:18 PM
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    In the 30+ minutes that I wasted hammering (and subsequently trashing) a reply to this, I just updated the pkarith script to spit out the correct end points... took me just two minutes and 2 lines of code change. https://gist.github.com/ZenulAbidin/e8687d9e16189c99d192e97d37e71dbe

    See how more effectively and faster I can implement stuff when I have all the info I need, clearly (emphasis on that), beforehand?

    I can only work with information I have at hand (without guessing random stuff). Nowhere was it said that you had to divide max value by 32 and add that to start value to get the end value... take a look back at them yourself.

    Otherwise you get stuff like a broken Kangaroo-256 with a borked hashtable lookup function.

    There wouldn't have even been a flamewar if I had that info. Instead I got "0.01325 to 0.0625" which I understood to mean that the zones themselves are the start and end points. With this info, making an assumption about division at that stage would've been a guess.

    And none of this was resolved until Counselor explained this important point a few posts up.


    Hello.
      I read the topic from the end and saw this script and discussion.
    I checked how it works, but no matches are found when searching for public keys with the ranges that go in the same block in the keyhunt.
    Do the public keys in the output of this script match the ranges?
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