Treading LL P-1 for 100M TF

[kracker]

Originally Posted by chalsall

That's cool Uncle.

We all do what we can.

And we have a lot of fun doing it.

Is P-1 still in "high demand"? for me, it is either ~15 P-1 a day or 2-3 DC a day, the only minus on P-1(not a pun) is that I need memory... but it doesn't matter *that* much, I suppose

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by kracker

Is P-1 still in "high demand"? for me, it is either ~15 P-1 a day or 2-3 DC a day, the only minus on P-1(not a pun) is that I need memory... but it doesn't matter *that* much, I suppose

P-1 is very much in demand.

DC can wait.

[Aramis Wyler]

What are we up to for p-1s completed per day/p95 issued numbers per day, Chris? The only p-1 progress chart I see is either astoundingly wrong or only shows a count of p-1s that found factors.

[kracker]

Originally Posted by chalsall

P-1 is very much in demand.

DC can wait.

Very well, sir! I shall continue as I have.

EDIT: @Aramis: It seems that the P-1's I finish get assigned for LL testing in less than a day or so.

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by Aramis Wyler

What are we up to for p-1s completed per day/p95 issued numbers per day, Chris? The only p-1 progress chart I see is either astoundingly wrong or only shows a count of p-1s that found factors.

The graph at the bottom of the Monthly Overall System Progress Graphs page is accurate -- over the last 30 days we've averaged 158.7 P-1 completions a day (152.1 a day without a factor found).

Meanwhile, over the same 30 day period, Primenet has averaged 168.1 LL completions a day -- over the last 7 days the average has been 183.1 LL completions a day.

[Aramis Wyler]

I see, the numbers up the side (1, 2, 3) are in hundreds then?

[kracker]

Originally Posted by Aramis Wyler

I see, the numbers up the side (1, 2, 3) are in hundreds then?

There is "C" in the graphs.

[Aramis Wyler]

What does 'C' stand for? Completed? ... Hundreds?

[Dubslow]

Originally Posted by Aramis Wyler

What does 'C' stand for? Completed? ... Hundreds?

centi- (SI prefix). So it means "hundreds", yes.

[Aramis Wyler]

Ah, hmm. I thought centimeters were 1/100th of a meter, not 100meters. Specifically, I was prety sure that centi was 1/100, like deci is 1/10, though I admit my metric calculations are rusty.

Edit: Yeah, looked that up, hundreds would be hectos, not centis.

[Dubslow]

Originally Posted by Aramis Wyler

Ah, hmm. I thought centimeters were 1/100th of a meter, not 100meters. Specifically, I was prety sure that centi was 1/100, like deci is 1/10, though I admit my metric calculations are rusty.

Edit: Yeah, looked that up, hundreds would be hectos, not centis.

Hmm... you make a persuasive argument.

chalsall? Am I wrong? (Wouldn't be the first time )