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2015-09-05, 09:56
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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
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Progress graphs
I have been capturing the nfs@home progress report every eight hours for a while, and spent this morning fiddling with perl and gnuplot to get the graphs below. I think these might be more useful from a mathematical standpoint than the how-many-units graphs that come out of the BOINC infrastructure.
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2015-09-05, 10:35
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Sep 2009
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Interesting
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2015-09-08, 18:40
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Jul 2003
So Cal
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These are interesting.
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2016-05-06, 22:09
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"Carlos Pinho"
Oct 2011
Milton Keynes, UK
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