Another small batch is on its way

You are trying to understand 18th, 19th and 20th centutry Laws based on 21st lving, times were different when those Ammendments were made in Law, and then some were reppealed later on.

Most of what I wrote is still law.

Oh and BTW Sweden has more guns per capita than the US does but has FAR fewer, again by capita, gun crimes than the US does. All the 'experts' are trying to get to the root question of why but as you'd expect the results are complicated.

The reason is simple, Swedish people are far more intelligent than Americans. Letting a country full of children run around with weapons for adults is going to end in death.

It may have amendments but we are still on the original constitution. Stand tall and be proud.

Hmmm....

Amendment 1: Freedom of religion? Freedom of the press? Why would you want either of those?

Amendment 2: Right to slaughter your fellow man with guns, resulting in way more deaths than every other country. Guns belong in the wild west.

Amendment 13: Abolishes slavery. Well where's the fun in that?

Amendment 16: "Permits Congress to levy an income tax without apportioning it among the various states or basing it on the United States Census" - lets the government steal your money and spend it on another state?!

Amendment 18: Prohibiting alcohol, WTF?

Amendment 21: "federal offense to transport or import intoxicating liquors into U.S. states" - why?

Amendment 22: "Limits the number of times a person can be elected president." - why?

I have to admit, I like the way you actually vote for your president. There was no election for our Prime Minister, they can swap the leader of the party whenever they want.

Hi all,
No news yet from the researchers.

User of the day '[SG] LouisCyphre' has no work submitted since Oct of 2015, adding to the list of long defunct users and mentioned twice in the past 6 months.

I joined TN-Grid yesterday and I've happily processed 50+ WUs but sometime mid-afternoon today the resource share shown in BoincMgr changed to 0 and all of my processing WUs went into a wait state.

The resource share in my TN-Grid preferences is still showing as 100. I have tried changing it to 99 and doing an update and then changing it back to 100 and doing an update but within BoincMgr it remains at zero.

Is this a known problem? Could it be a problem in TN-Grid or do I need to take it to the Boinc forums?

Thank you so much. This is immensely helpful.
Does boincstats/bam offer the same as far as all projects, or are some left out?
Working on a goal (all be it a slow one, apparently) for WCG, then I plan on tackling other projects that are helping with Coronavirus.
I have nearly 100 threads of X86 (44 of which are 1st and 3rd generation Ryzens), and just snatched up a few Raspberry pi's for crunching - how is TN grid for getting running on ARM? I know other projects need different libraries installed if running 64 bit Linux. Android is definitely a bit iffy and I'm hesitant to try it on mine.

Hello!
Just joined a while ago (less than an hour) and plan on adding a Ryzen 1800x to the project before bed. The other 100 plus threads will come tomorrow. It's odd this project is not listed in Boinc's directory when clicking add project.

thanks!

Maybe Zioriga could finish his tasks in due time - if he really have those monster machines that the listing says - but I think Cruncher Pete must have miscalculated a bit:
He has a couple of computers that should finish 512 tasks each until about 8 o'clock in the morning on Monday. Another of his machines have 994 tasks to finish in 24 hours!

No way on this earth he will manage with that!! All my own computers put together needs almost a whole week to eat up 994 WU:s, and I know that pretty well as I have been running mine 24/7 the last three months.
(Maybe he's working on his bunch of WUs already this weekend, and waiting to upload them all until Monday morning. Wouldn't that be called cheating? ;-)

I do agree that some competition will boost interest for the project, but I hope it will not bring the servers down or cause some other troubles along the way.
Hopefully, we will receive all the credits for our pending WUs once the fighting is over next week. :-)

Have a nice weekend!!!

//Gunnar

Multithreading is only practical for certain types of problem. Applied to the wrong system, it can cause an increase in run time.

An extremely crude example, suppose you have a task which does a loop, each iteration of the loop adds 1 to the total, you have to iterate the loop 10 times to get the answer. Simple enough to do, but how could you multi-thread that? Each time it goes through the loop, it needs to know the result of the last pass through the loop, so thread 2, can't start until thread 1 is finished, etc, until it is complete. The act of starting the threads, passing the data, recovering the results, all add to the run time.

The current units run in about three hours on my i7-6700 systems running Windows 8.1.

Hello,
There is no available resource on the pool for an individual pool user to locate another pool user by computer id.
Contact Brian at admin@grcpool.com . He will respond as quickly as he can. He responds to critical issues fairly quickly. Try putting something spiffy in the Subject like "From Admin at TN-Grid" to get his attention.

boinc - enhancing research workloads for the benefit of mankind & humanity - Computer Optimisation - CPU , GPU & RAM - PC, Mac & ARM development

We just submitted to system a bunch of experiments with very different parameter values. We'll now collect and process them. Then, we need to evaluate the results to find the best set of params to use for the "real" experiments. Some of the experiments were too fast to compute and there were users complaining about the bandwidth consumption, so we need to carefully define these new experiments to be suitable within the BOINC environment.
I believe that we can start again new experiments on Pseudomonas aeruginosa by the end of May.

I use the plain CreditNew system for the application running on our project. Right now we are thinking about releasing a new type of application which is just a longer version of the old one (say 10-20 times longer, now it takes around one hour to complete on the fastest computers). We also would like to let users choose which one to run and give to the longer one something like a 5-10% more credit bonus (If I figure out how to modify the standard bitwise validator in order to achieve this).

- What do you think about this? Is it fair?

Thanks to all