Well, pull up your socks, recalibrating to 22 March Update, but per Fig.2 footnote further updated to April 10 we were at 71%, which is when we had done 29.5K years [ http://pecet-colombia.org/worldcommunitygrid/...&Itemid=6&lang=en ]. Taking this as new offset point, we're at about 217 days regular supply, with a present pace of about .12%-.13%. That's a bit longer than the August conclusion I'd read somewhere before, but faster than the 0.11% it showed before on the dashboard. Horse manure happens ;>)

Per (Chief) Admin, jhindo, they will be

Trying to predict start and end dates is fraught with problems. Some have to do with an unknown size of the data set with which you are working, the amount of time which the techs allow(?) for each project, the ability of the scientists to adequately deal with the data which is returned, etc. An example ids DSFL which had an ambitious goal of 5300 trials. The initial estimate for completion of the project using that many was, if I remember correctly, around 25 years at the rate it was being processed. Thus the project was scaled back to 530.
It is also dependent on other factors such as the change in computing power, number of participants, additions of new data, changing programming techniques, GPU availability, etc. Once the scope of the project is defined along with a number of these other variables, then an estimate can be formulated. But this estimate is only as good as the reliability of the underlying factors in making the estimate. As any of these factors change over time, the estimates will have to be revised. I applaud Sekerob for his ability to be as accurate as he is with limited information.
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Now who wants to put salt in old festering wounds ;? No, the GANTT is permanent history in the public domain [knock yourself out and make one]. Estimated end dates are actually different to the now()+ N days value as these only try to estimate how many days of work supply, be it volume if there is a close estimation, or a extrapolated target end date if that not being available... neither did e.g. [absolutely] not work for DDDT-2, nor for CFCW or HFCC. The end dates were/are in cases way further out then there was/is regular supply and some just had too many issues with grasping that, so it is what it is and will remain so.