user69130: Can anyone explain why this would be happening? When I restart the program I quickly get shares, then after a couple minutes it almost completely stops getting shares.
 

user69130: I got an answer from reddit. 
"Because you're mining on a variable difficulty pool... Which means you start out mining super low diff, and then it auto adjusts to a different difficulty level so that you get X amount of shares per X amount of time.
And now for the obligatory mention of NO, if you restart the miner a million times you aren't making $$$$$$$$$$$. Low diff shares worth less than high diff ones."   - CrateMayne

69130: <p>Can anyone explain why this would be happening? When I restart the program I quickly get shares, then after a couple minutes it almost completely stops getting shares.
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 69130: <p>I got an answer from reddit. </p>

<p>"Because you're mining on a variable difficulty pool... Which means you start out mining super low diff, and then it auto adjusts to a different difficulty level so that you get X amount of shares per X amount of time.</p>

<p>And now for the obligatory mention of NO, if you restart the miner a million times you aren't making $$$$$$$$$$$. Low diff shares worth less than high diff ones."   - CrateMayne</p>
