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Category: Completed Research Forum: The Clean Energy Project - Phase 2 Forum Thread: Research Log: Updates from the Harvard Team |
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... make that silver.
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nice going
keep up the good work |
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We got an endorsement from ‘The Climate Institute’.
http://www.climate.org/climatelab/Clean_Energy_Project |
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In the foyer of the Harvard Chemistry Department next to the cafeteria...
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Harvard-Clean-E...883049191931&comments |
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Col323
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... make that silver. Make mine silver too! *waits* Eh, I guess just saying it doesn't make it happen. *keeps crunching* (No Clean Energy cycles were harmed or wasted in the creation of this post.) |
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Dataman
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In the foyer of the Harvard Chemistry Department next to the cafeteria... http://www.facebook.com/pages/Harvard-Clean-E...883049191931&comments Priceless!!! Love it. |
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Now if you can figure a way to send it to their cell phones or I tards you might have something there. Maybe some business cards too so that they can take it home with them and not forget the url.
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I have a question.
This might actually belong in another category but Ill try here. Ive been getting some CEP's that are only taking like 5 or 6 hours. I have some that are saying CPU time 6 hours, real time like 5 hours. How is that possible? Is something whacked on my machine and Im generating a bunch of garbage or what? Aaron |
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Hello Ascholten,
I have a partial answer. Go to My Grid - Results Status, then click on VALID on one of those fast work units. The times for the 16 jobs in that work unit will show a pattern in which several jobs will finish after just a few minutes, then it will go through the rest of the jobs in 0 seconds. I have been assuming that these work units just do not fit criteria / need different starting parameters / some other problem. It would be interesting to hear a definitive explanation. Lawrence |
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Thanks for the reply lawrence. I see that as well. I want to do work but don't want to be giving them a heap of trash at 30 meg a shot to send back if I am doing something wrong that I need to change. I do see that some credit is given for those tasks so I am assuming some of it is good. t am under the impression that while all the data is good, getting to step 8 is fair data, getting to step 12 is great data, and step 16 is awesome data..so the further along you can push it, the more 'usable' the data can be. Id rather get less credit and better data than send in a ton of mediocre results.
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