ergo-lend-documentation VS ergo-subpooling

Github: https://github.com/Ergo-Lend/ergo-lend-documentation

All of the coding work done to achieve our goals can be found at https://github.com/Ergo-Lend You will find a description of how are financial contract will work in https://github.com/Ergo-Lend/ergo-lend-documentation The first drafts of the contracts at https://github.com/Ergo-Lend/ergo-lend-documentation/tree/main/contracts You will find the beginning stages of the work done on the backend at https://github.com/Ergo-Lend/ergolend-backend The front end of our project is in inital stages of development at https://github.com/Ergo-Lend/front-end At the conclusion of our work done for ErgoHack II we have setup https://www.ergolend.org/ and we will continue to push forward with this idea and we believe it will have a working v1 in the future.

Ergo Lend | Uncollateralised Lending: Documentation started!

I'm very confused then, what is https://github.com/K-Singh/ergo-subpooling/tree/master/src/main/scala/contracts ?

In the recent hackathon there was a project called subpooling that did this. Check it out https://github.com/K-Singh/ergo-subpooling

Can you describe your ideal, or goal, mining infrastructure? With subpooling and logarithmic mining is mining moving away from full, professional rigs to some other format? For example, does it become possible on mobile, in a browser, or some other light client that doesn't involve graphic cards and mining software?

I noticed that the Ergo Hack subpooling was recently launched. The pool doesn't charge any fees. I also notice that the AMD Miner 2.0 doesn't charge any fees. When I check hash rates, I only see two people using AMD Miner. One is using a a really old card and getting a hash of 30. The other claims to be using AMD Miner on a GeForce 3060 Armor card, which doesn't seem right.

ErgoSubpooling: Github